Lucy Watson is pregnant! Made In Chelsea star, 35, announces she is expecting her second child with husband James Dunmore

Made In Chelsea star Lucy Watson has announced she is expecting her second child with husband James Dunmore. 

The reality star, 35, took to Instagram on Thursday to share the joyful news they are preparing to welcome another addition to their family. 

She wrote: 'our family is growing, nothing prepares you for seeing that word, thank you to @clearblue for give us that moment of clarity ad'

Lucy met husband James on Made In Chelsea in 2015 before tying the knot six years later in a stunning Greek ceremony and later welcomed their son Willoughby in 2024. 

Her sister and former co-star Tiffany Watson penned in the comments: 'Yay ❤️❤️ so excited for another bubba in the family'.

Lucy's fellow celebrity pals also flocked to the comments to share their congratulations.

Love Island's Montana Brown wrote: 'So excited for you beautiful family'. 

Former Made In Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo added: 'Congratulations!!! Xxx' 

Lucy opened up about her struggle to conceive her son Willoughby during an appearance on the Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast earlier this year. 

Speaking to host Giovanna Fletcher, Lucy revealed she was 'definitely surprised' by how long it took her to fall pregnant. 

She admitted: 'I found out that, on average, it takes a couple a year to get pregnant. And there was me thinking, "Two or three months, it will happen." When you're trying, every month feels like a year. 

'You can have friends around you who got pregnant on their first try, and then you might have friends around you who are going through fertility issues. 

She recalled: 'My friends and I are very open with everything. I was probably one of the last ones to start trying.

'So a lot of my friends had already had their first or even their second. 50 per cent of my friends had it really easy, and then 50 per cent really struggled.

Lucy continued: 'You never go into something thinking negatively, and thinking, "this is going to be really hard for me", but I did go into it open-minded and knowing that it could go any way.

'I think that's why I was very proactive with testing and getting everything checked after six months of trying. I was like, "I just want to check everything is okay because if it’s not, it could be years."'

The reality star then went on to describe her fertility tests as 'invasive' and 'not enjoyable'. 

She added: 'I think it was every appointment I'd go into, there would be something negative that would be told to me, about me.

'It was a very anxiety-inducing time. A lot of tears, a lot of feeling sorry for myself and thinking, "Why me?". In retrospect, I actually had a really good journey, but you don’t know what your journey is going to be like when you're in it.' 

The influencer announced in September 2023 that she was pregnant with their first child as she posed with her husband James during their holiday in Mykonos.

She showed off her blossoming baby bump in the snap and told how the former co-star couple were expecting their 'little miracle' after a three-year battle to conceive.

Lucy announced to her followers that she had welcomed her first child in February, though she chose at the time not to reveal her son's name. 

She took to Instagram to share a sweet black-and-white snap of herself cradling the newborn, as her husband James planted a tender kiss on her forehead.

Lucy captioned the heartwarming post: 'He’s here [heart emoji] 2/3/24'

Her followers and friends were quick to send their congratulations, with her sister Tiffany writing: 'My beautiful nephew love him so much'