Paloma Faith unveils blossoming bump as she awaits baby's arrival after hospital scares

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Paloma Faith has said she’s “excited” as she approaches her due date.The 39 year old, who is expecting her second child with Leyman Lahcine, shared a stunning black and white photo of herself to show off her bump and thank fans for their support. In the photo Paloma, who was recently taken into hospital after experiencing painful cramps, is stood in front of a mirror to show off her gorgeous baby bump.

Paloma Faith has shared her "exciting" update with fans as she comes close to giving birth.

Pregnant singer Paloma Faith says she is ‘focused’ on carrying her baby to full-term following her latest hospital dash after suffering from cramping.

Watch: Paloma Faith spent a night in hospitalPaloma Faith has revealed she spent Monday night in hospital after suffering abdominal cramps. The 39-year-old singer is pregnant with her second child after a long struggle to conceive through IVF.

Pregnant singer and actress Paloma Faith spent Monday night in the hospital after suffering with lower abdominal cramps. The star took to Instagram on Tuesday to update fans on her health, sharing a new snap of her growing baby bump, and revealed she'd spent the night in the Maternal Fetal Assessment Unit.

Gallery: These stars have tested positive for COVID-19 (BANG Showbiz)Meanwhile, the 39-year-old singer recently vowed to not "step outside" her house again until she's given birth amid the coronavirus pandemic as she is anxious about catching the virus. Taking to her Instagram account, she wrote: "My anxiety is through the roof .

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Paloma Faith made a mad dash to the hospital and was hopeful that her unborn baby didn't make an early appearance. The Only Love Can Hurt Like This singer is expecting her second child with her partner Leyman Lahcine.

the star to cut back on her workload.During a playback of her stunning new album Infinite Things, the Only Love Can Hurt Like This singer explained: ‘I don’t know, I sort of go “I want to do it” in my head and then figure the rest out later. ‘When I look back on it I just think it is mad.

Paloma Faith was taken to hospital with painful cramps on Monday night as she revealed she was concerned about early labour.The 39-year-old singer, who is pregnant with her second child, was rushed to the Maternal Fetal Assessment Unit (MFAU) as she had lower abdominal cramps.After spending the night there, Paloma took to social media to share the ordeal with her 582,000 followers on Instagram.She shared a series of snaps as she showed fans her blossoming bump and revealed she was concerned about going into labour early.Paloma said: "We were in the MFAU last night cause I've had some lower abdominal cramps...

PREGNANT singer Paloma Faith is worried her baby might arrive early after being rushed to hospital with lower abdominal cramps. The 39-year-old, who announced she's expecting her second child after six rounds of IVF last year, revealed she was rushed the Maternal Fetal Assessment Unit (MFAU).

Pregnant Paloma Faith fears her baby could arrive earlier than expected after spending Monday night in hospital. She had previously opened up about medical visits and confessed she is terrified of hospitals as the Covid-19 pandemic rages on.The singer is already a mother to her four year old daughter with long-term partner Leyman Lahcine, 33, and now they are expecting again.