Yummy Mummies star Maria Di Geronimo announces she is expecting her second child with fiancé Carlos Vannini
Former Yummy Mummies star Maria Di Geronimo has announced she is pregnant with her second child.
The 34-year-old, who is known for her expensive taste and love of all things designer, shared the news via Instagram on Monday.
She uploaded a photo of herself showing off her baby bump alongside her fiancé, Carlos Vannini, 36, and their four-year-old daughter, Valentina.
‘I’m pregnant!’ Former Yummy Mummies ‘villain’ Maria Di Geronimo announces she is expecting her second baby. She wrote in her Instagram on Monday that their bundle of joy is due in February 2021. Maria pictured with and fiance fiancé with their daughter Valentina, four
‘I’m pregnant! Thank you, God,’ she wrote in the caption, adding that their bundle of joy is due in February 2021.
The socialite, who was pregnant with Valentine during the first season of Yummy Mummies, said she was looking forward to experiencing pregnancy without camera crews around.
She told Woman’s Day: ‘Motherhood makes me want to be the best version of myself for my family. I’m excited to go through pregnancy without the TV show.’
Not for TV: The brunette beauty, who was pregnant with Valentine during her time on the first season of Yummy Mummies, said she is looking forward to experiencing pregnancy with a camera crew present
Yummy Mummies was a ratings flop on Channel Seven in 2017, but was a surprise hit when it was picked up by streaming platform Netflix.
Since leaving the reality show after one season, Maria has turned her back on her co-stars Lorinska Merrington, Jane Scandizzo and Rachel Watts.
Maria, who received the ‘villain’ edit on Yummy Mummies, said that she’d ‘blocked’ the women on social media, adding: ‘I don’t need them in my life.’
‘One of them said I ruined her baby shower and I’m not about to bring what happened on the show into real life,’ she explained.
Gone: Maria, who received the ‘villain’ edit while on Yummy Mummies, left the Channel Seven produced reality show after one season in 2017
Yummy Mummies was renewed for a second season in 2018, which aired on Seven’s streaming service, 7Plus, and was distributed globally via Netflix.
Stepping in to replace Maria for season two was Iva Marra, a mother of two and former IT professional.
Yummy Mummies follows a group of wealthy pregnant women who support each other (and occasionally lock horns) while navigating motherhood.
‘I don’t need them in my life’: Yummy Mummies went on to film season two in 2018, which aired Seven’s streaming service 7Plus, and globally on Netflix. Pictured left to right is season two star Iva Marra with original cast Rachel Watts, Lorinska Merrington and Jane Scandizzo