TOWIE's Megan McKenna announces pregnancy in cute video

The Only Way Is Essex star Megan McKenna has announced her pregnancy with a cute video on social media.
The star announced last year that she was engaged to professional footballer Oliver Burke, and has now taken to Instagram to announce that the pair were expecting their first child.
“A little bit of you & a little bit of me… now we’re a family ♥️” wrote Megan in the caption, accompanying a reel of the couple throughout their journey, including clips as they viewed the ultrasound photos.

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The post was filled with comments from famous faces, with current TOWIE star Sophie Kasaei writing: “Oh my god Megan this is unbelievable your going to be the best mummy! Congratulations ❤.”
Amy Childs, who appeared on TOWIE with Megan back in 2010, also sent her congratulations, whilst Love Island star Maura Higgins wrote: “Omg???? congratulations to you both this is incredible ❤❤❤❤❤”
Megan, who last appeared on TOWIE in 2017, had a health scare in November after complications following stomach surgery, with the star updating her followers on social media following the incident.
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“I know I told you all I was recovering last week, I had a small procedure in my belly last Monday which has led to some complications inside,” she wrote at the time. “It's very painful & so uncomfortable to move. It got worse [on] Thursday and was admitted to hospital [on] Friday.
“All the nurses are so lovely, so I'm in good hands. Miss cooking my dinners and sharing with you all. Just need some good energy put out for me please so I can be better to put up my tree and cook cute winter dinners.”
The Only Way Is Essex airs on ITVBe and streams on ITVX.
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