Pregnant Love Island star Shaughna Phillips cradles her growing bump on a night out in Los Angeles

Shaughna Phillips showed off every inch of her growing baby bump when she went out to dinner in Los Angeles last week.

The 28-year-old Love Island star, who is currently 30 weeks pregnant, looked stunning as she cradled her stomach as she left Craig’s in West Hollywood.

In a skin-tight jumpsuit, the influencer looked gorgeous and glamorous with a full face of makeup and her warm brown locks cascading to her shoulders in a bouncy blow-dry style.

She loaded her belongings into her Gucci bag and added inches to her body with a pair of brown heels.

The reality star also shared the outfit to her Instagram, celebrating 30 weeks into her pregnancy with a sweet message to her unborn child.

Captioning the post, Shaughna wrote: “30 weeks of growth my little darling not much now.”

Shaughna has been enjoying a vacation in Los Angeles ahead of the birth of her first child.

He has posted several snapshots of his time visiting some of the hotspots on the US West Coast, including a stop at the Malibu pier on Friday afternoon where he told fans he was passing the ” best time” with her lover.

It comes after Shaughna revealed that her baby’s lack of movement resulted in a terrifying rush to the hospital.

The Love Island star told his followers that he had sought medical attention and shared a snapshot from his hospital bed.

now writing on it OKAY! The Reality Favorite column said doctors diagnosed her with a urine infection that could have dangerously broken her water prematurely.

“I had pain in my belly for about two or three days and I noticed that the baby was moving less.”

However, after being monitored and hooked up to a machine, he thankfully said the little boy started “moving like crazy.”

She then underwent tests and found she had a urine infection and was then prescribed antibiotics.

‘I wasn’t convinced [it was a urine infection] because I’ve had them before, but it didn’t feel like it. Apparently the symptoms can change when you’re pregnant.’

‘They said yes [infection] left untreated, it can cause the water source to break. It was very important that I go. It could have cleared up on its own, but it could also have gotten worse.’

Last week, after arriving at the hospital, she wrote on Instagram: “I came to the hospital this morning because I’ve been having some weird pain in my belly for the last few days that was worrying me.”

‘The baby is happy and relaxed, but I have an infection that needs treatment.

“I’m always afraid that I’m wasting hospital time or that what I’m feeling might be normal when your body is growing like a baby, but I’m glad I listened to my gut.”

It comes after Shaughna revealed that she won’t be naming her unborn baby after his late father because she still struggles with the loss of him not being here.

She said that if she has a boy, he will be called Billy Edward and his middle name will be inherited from his father who sadly lost his life to cancer in 2016.

She explained that the baby will be named Billy after her boyfriend, who is the father, because “it would be too much” for her to say her late father’s name every day.

Shaughna said: ‘My dad’s name will be the baby’s middle name. There are a few reasons why I’m not going to name my baby after my dad.

‘My dad’s real name is Edward, but everyone called him Eddie and I don’t know how well I’d be saying my dad’s name every day.

‘I still struggle with my father not being here, so I think it would be too much for me. The baby will be Billy Edward if he is a boy.

She added: “We’re keeping the girl’s name a secret, but it’s not a sentimental name, just a name we both love.”

The former islander announced she was expecting in October by captioning a montage that included scans of the baby, “our biggest chapter yet.”

Asked by a fan during an Instagram Q&A on Wednesday why she’s keeping their relationship a “secret,” Shaughna replied: “It’s my boyfriend’s choice not to post on my social media so I respect that.” .

If he changes his mind in the future, I don’t know, but for me now, I’d rather not and that’s fine with me.

‘He has no social network at all. I guess I’ll make it up to both of you.