Pregnant Holly Ramsay wears black dress with thigh-split as she makes solo appearance at Valentino Beauty party

Pregnant Holly Ramsay turned heads in a black dress with a thigh-high split as she made a solo appearance at the Valentino Beauty party in London on Thursday night. 

The daughter of Gordon Ramsay, 26, announced she is pregnant with her first child with husband Adam Peaty, 31, back in June.

Holly displayed her growing baby bump in the figure-hugging black number which she teamed with a matching blazer. 

She elevated her frame in a pair of black kitten heels and toted her belongings in a Valentino black clutch. 

Styling her dark tresses loose, the influencer added a pop of colour to the look with a red manicure and matching phone case.  

Holly looked in good spirits as she arrived without husband Adam at Vinyl Factory Soho for the star-studded bash.

It comes after Holly showed off her baby bump in gym gear as she worked up a sweat at a reformer Pilates class with her sister Tilly.

Taking to her Instagram Stories, Holly and Tilly enjoyed some quality sibling time together at a workout session at the Alo Wellness club in Mayfair, London.

For the occasion, the influencer looked incredible in a black gym set that displayed her blossoming baby bump.

Meanwhile, Tilly, 24, showed off her toned abs in a black sports bra and leggings.

'@withleisha made us work,' Holly penned alongside the clip.

It comes after Adam stated that he will ‘forgive but not forget’ his family amidst their ongoing feud.

Speaking to The Guardian after competing in the Commonwealth Games where the swimmer failed to win gold but bagged two individual bronze medals and a team silver, he said his religion meant there is a prospect of forgiveness.

But Adam, who embraced Christianity in 2023, insisted he would only reconcile with his family if he ‘feels they have improved as people.’

When asked if he would heal the rift, he said: ‘For me, as a Christian, there has to be forgiveness. It doesn't mean you have to forget, but forgiveness takes time.

‘I’m not saying that it won't get better, but it has to come from a place where I feel like they’ve improved as people, in a sense, and opened that communication up.'

Adam’s failure to win gold at the Games in Glasgow saw him break down in tears in post interviews – in which he partly blamed his family for his poor performance, saying that the fallout ‘had taken its toll’ during training.

Family members are now pleading with Adam to heal the rift with his estranged mum with a source saying: ‘Please don’t hurt her any more.’

The insider said: ‘Adam blaming his family for his failure at the Commonwealth Games is not right. Our message is ‘Come home and talk to your mother. You know your mum will forgive you, Please don't hurt her any more.’

‘You both need to heal. Even the public are turning against you.'