Poppy Delevingne showed off her blossoming baby bump in a pretty silver dress as she stepped out for the Alberta Ferretti show during Milan Fashion Week on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/SimilarSiteSearch/ – Tuesday. The blonde beauty announced the happy news she was expecting her first child earlier this month, as she gushed becoming a mother is ‘all I ever wanted’. The gorgeous long dress featured a sweeping design over her bump and had thin straps. Poppy wore her blonde tresses pulled up and opted for a typically radiant makeup look. She recalled noticing that her clothes were tighter than usual and had had an inkling something was different at the time, so went straight to get a pregnancy test. She boosted her height with pointed black leather heels and accessorised with a grey knitted cardigan. She said: ‘Obviously, I would have been fine with either and when I was younger I always thought when I get pregnant, I wouldn’t find out, but the second we got told we could find out, we did. Speaking to ELLE UK last week, Poppy revealed that she and Archie are expecting a baby girl and voiced her delight. The 38-year-old model, who is expecting her first child with billionaire businessman boyfriend Archie Keswick, 44, looked radiant in the silk number. The mum-to-be excitedly revealed that she discovered she was pregnant at a fitting for a Burberry show during London Fashion Week last autumn.

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I’m so excited. I come from all girls, we’re very girl heavy. Archie is the son of Simon Keswick, former director of multi-billion pound Hong Kong conglomerate Jardine Matheson – owner of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group. Now the group’s interests range from prime Hong Kong real estate and brands, including the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, to Vietnam’s largest dairy producer. Poppy was previously married to James Cook. Archie was previously described as a ‘demon on the tennis court’ who ‘loves house music’ by Tatler. She said: ‘We were all in New York, with each other and with the bump and there was a lot of talking to the bump, stroking the bump. Poppy and Archie kept the news of her pregnancy to themselves for a while and only told friends and family around the four-month mark. The model admitted she was ‘really nervous’ about her pregnancy and wanted to ‘protect’ it for a while. Archie is no stranger to a high-profile relationship, having previously dated actress Sienna Miller, who once lived with Poppy during their New York days. The family has a private fortune of £6.35bn, according to the Sunday Times Rich List, and own a 18,000-acre estate in Angus. She added that her sisters, model Cara, 32, and socialite Chloe, 39, were both delighted when she told them the news. Poppy and Archie went public with their romance in July when they attended the BST Hyde Park festival together. She has long wanted to start a family of her own, but admitted in recent years she thought it might not happen for her and had ‘made peace with it’, before her joyous news.

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