Jenna Coleman is pregnant! Actress shows off her baby bump at Chatsworth House party six months after sparking speculation she has married boyfriend Jamie Childs

Jenna Coleman has revealed she is pregnant with her first child.

The Victoria actress, 37, debuted her baby bump at the opening of the new exhibition ‘Imaginary Conversations: An ERDEM Collection Inspired by Duchess Deborah’ at Chatsworth House on Wednesday evening.

Jenna looked stunning in a green floral dress and cradled her bump as she posed for photos at the historic location.

The happy news comes six months after she left fans speculating that she had tied the knot with her director boyfriend Jamie Childs, 35, after she was spotted wearing a chunky gold band on her wedding finger.

Jenna looked stunning in a green floral dress and cradled her bump as she posed for photos at the historic site of Chatsworth House

However, there was no sign of the ring on Wednesday evening.

MailOnline has contacted a representative for Jenna for comment.

Jenna and Jamie met in 2020 on the set of Netflix series The Sandman and have since worked together again on Jamie’s first film Jackdaw.

Jenna previously dated Tom Hughes, who played her husband Prince Albert in ITV’s Victoria.

They met in 2013 on the set of BBC drama series Dancing On The Edge, but went their separate ways in 2020.

Before Tom, Jenna dated Bodyguard and Game Of Thrones star Richard Madden.

The actress is known to keep her relationships private and has never publicly discussed her romance with Jamie.

In 2019, while dating Tom, Jenna said she wasn’t under any pressure to start a family, and instead wanted to see more of the world.

The happy news comes six months after she left fans speculating she would tie the knot with her director boyfriend Jamie Childs, 35

‘Half my friends have babies, the other half don’t, so it doesn’t feel like pressure. I want to take my time,” she told Harpers Bazaar.

‘There’s a lot more of the world I need to see first. I would like to have children one day. But not nine of them. I can tell you that as a fact.”

Jenna previously joked that she had been practicing for childbirth after playing Queen Victoria in the ITV drama, watching One Born Every Minute to prepare for the birth scenes as Victoria had nine children.

Speaking on the Jonathan Ross Show in 2019, she said: “I’ve had a lot of labor scenes now, I’m running out of sounds for labor scenes.

‘I try [change it up]…I just gave birth to the seventh child. And still no pain relief [in the era the show is set]…

“Honestly, I find that when I get the adrenaline building up and then I don’t think about it and then I watch it back, I think I sounded like a sheep about something I saw before.

“I would just drink a lot of caffeine and then really build up and then I’m sure one day, if I ever give birth, I’ll realize I was completely wrong.”

The actress also found Mumford & Sons’ music useful to listen to before filming the intense scenes.

She said: ‘On set I got into the habit of listening to Mumford & Sons during the birth scenes. I think there’s something about the banjo, something about the adrenaline.”

The actress’ next work project is starring opposite Tom Glynn-Carney in the upcoming crime drama The Jetty.

She plays Detective Ember Manning in the new series.

Tom, 29 – is best known for his role as Aegon II Targaryen in HBO drama House Of Dragon – but his character is yet to be revealed.

Jenna and Jamie met in 2020 on the set of Netflix series The Sandman and have since worked together again on Jamie’s first film Jackdaw

The new show also stars Archie Renaux, known for his roles in The Greatest Beer Run, Shadow and Bone and Romulus.

The four-part series follows the aftermath of a fire that rages at a lake house in Detective Ember’s quaint Lancashire town.

Ember tries to figure out how the fire is connected to a podcast journalist investigating a missing person’s cold case, as well as a disturbing “love triangle” between a man in his 20s and two underage girls.

The unfortunate truth threatens to destroy Ember’s life, forcing her to reevaluate everything she thought she knew about her past, present, and the city she has always called home.

Jenna and Jamie met on the set of Netflix series The Sandman in 2020 and have since teamed up again on Jamie’s first film Jackdaw (pictured September 2023)

The Jetty is both a coming-of-age story and a detective thriller, asking big questions about sexual morality, identity and memory, in the places left by Me Too.

Jenna told the BBC about the project: ‘Working with BBC and Firebird Pictures to bring the complex and enigmatic character of Ember Manning to life has been an incredible experience.

“I can’t wait for everyone to meet this new heroine and discover what lies beneath the surface of The Jetty.”