Pregnant Laura Whitmore enjoys a boogie with husband Iain Stirling in funny clip

Pregnant Laura Whitmore shared a funny clip to Instagram on Monday as she celebrated the success of her debut book.

The presenter, 35, put on a goofy display as she danced with her husband Iain Stirling, 33, after reaching the Sunday Times Bestseller list.

In No One Can Change Your Life Except For You, the Celebrity Juice star shares her experiences of overcoming heartbreak, body image worries, self-doubt and insecurity.

The Love Island host displayed her baby bump in a black top as she bounced on a gym ball.

Coordinating with each other, the couple sported sunglasses as they boogied to Sean Paul’s Temperature.

TV star Laura and comedian Iain, who are expecting their first child together after tying the knot in a secret ceremony last November, appeared in great spirits as they jumped around different areas of their North London house.

The social media post comes after ITV’s Lorraine Kelly accidentally revealed the gender of their baby to the nation during a live interview.

The broadcaster, 61, let slip that the blonde is set to welcome a daughter, noting that the mother-to-be will likely want to pass advice on to her ‘baby girl’.

To which Laura, slightly taken aback, replied: ‘Well, my baby… yes,’ as she and Iain had been yet to confirm the gender of their unborn child.

The media personality has documented her pregnancy on social media and previously said she is due in ‘early 2021’.

Last month, the former MTV star revealed she has no plans to give up working when she becomes a mother. 

The model told how her mother Carmel having a child ‘out of wedlock’ in 1980s Ireland taught her ‘there’s nothing you can’t do’.

Speaking to The Telegraph, she said: ‘All my friends from school are doctors or teachers. The fact that I even thought it was possible to go off and work at MTV came from my mum because her attitude was: “If you want to, then why not?”

‘When people ask if I’m going to give up work this year because of the baby, I’m like, “Why? Mum did it in ’80s Ireland!”‘