Sophie Rundle has shared an update as she prepares to welcome her second child with husband Matt Stokoe.
The Peaky Blinders star posed in a beautiful floral dress and cradled her blossoming bump in an Instagram post on Friday.
The actress, 35, previously confirmed she was expecting her second child in January during an appearance on The One Show, but this is the first time she has shared a bump update.
She captioned the photo: “Stuck in my Mama Cass sadster” as fans rushed to congratulate the star.
Meanwhile, Sophie also took to her Instagram Story as she wrote: ‘big ol’ baby number two is coming. Isn’t that beautiful?’
Peaky Blinders star Sophie Rundle cradled her blossoming baby bump as she took to Instagram on Friday to share a bump update, after revealing she is expecting her second child
The actress, 35, previously confirmed she was expecting her second child in January during an appearance on The One Show, but this is the first time she’s shared a bump update
The expectant mother, who already shares three-year-old son Henry with her husband, confessed that she had forgotten whether the public knew she was expecting.
She explained: ‘I forgot who I have and haven’t told them at the moment because I’ve been busy trying to remember what a waistband is and stopping my three-year-old from using my stomach as a trampoline, but – big old baby number two incoming. Isn’t that beautiful?’
Sophie played heavily pregnant PC Joanna Marshall in her thriller After The Flood, which aired in January.
She co-starred with her real-life husband, who played PC Marshall’s police officer husband Pat Holman, in the show, and it seems the fake and real pregnancy almost overlapped.
During an appearance on The One Show: ‘I’m pregnant in real life now. So this is starting to feel like the longest pregnancy a human woman has ever endured.”
Sophie revealed that wearing the fake belly almost put her off having another child, adding: ‘I wasn’t pregnant at the time, had a big fake belly and I think I was a bit put off when I got the fake belly , then I had had enough time and now I’m going for more.’
Sophie gave her fans an update on Friday and also kept it casual in an oversized purple sweatshirt and leggings, while thanking Sloppy Joe Sweatshirts for their comfortable pieces.
She wrote: ‘Also a huge thank you to @sloppyjoesweatshirts for sending me the rest of my everyday maternity uniform.
The mother-to-be, who already shares a three-year-old son with her husband, confessed that she had forgotten whether the public knew she was expecting.
The star also modeled a blue quarter-zip from the same brand in a short clip as she cradled her bump
Sophie also opened up about her pregnancy cravings when she confessed to indulging in hot pizza sauce during her second pregnancy
Sophie played heavily pregnant PC Joanna Marshall in her thriller After The Flood, which aired in January, joking during an appearance on The One Show: ‘I’m pregnant in real life now. So this is starting to feel like the longest pregnancy a human woman has ever endured.”
She co-starred with her real-life husband, who played PC Marshall’s husband Pat Holman (pictured), in the show, and it seems the fake and real pregnancy almost overlapped.
‘I’ve been wearing these beloved iconic sweatshirts since the 1990s and will forever. (But especially now that little else fits.) It is true love. Thank you’.
The star also modeled a blue quarter-zip from the same brand in a short clip as she cradled her bump, before joking: “Big old baby in there.”
Sophie opened up about her pregnancy cravings when she confessed to indulging in hot pizza sauce during her second pregnancy.
She wrote, “Finally a shoutout to @tubbytoms who, when I asked for more pizza hot sauce, absolutely understood the needs of a heavily pregnant woman and sent me this GEMS. A hero and an artist’.
Sophie rose to fame as PC Kirsten McAskill in Happy Valley, but met an extremely gruesome end at the hands of psychopath Tommy Lee Royce.
She then played Ada Shelby in the hit BBC series Peaky Blinders, returning to film the final series just four weeks after the birth of her first child, Henry.
Sophie admitted at the time: ‘It was very intense and absolutely mental. But it was the last season and it felt really important to finish it.”
She said motherhood has made her stronger, adding: “I am not intimidated by an older man in a position of power because I am a mother to this little boy. I much prefer who I am now.”
The expectant mother already shares three-year-old son Henry with her husband Matt