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Emmerdale star Laura Norton is expecting her second child with co-star Mark Jordon. Laura, 39, who portrays Kerry Wyatt in the ITV soap, took to Instagram to announce the happy news with a loved-up photo of her and Mark, 57, with her blossoming baby bump clearly visible. "Round 2… @markjordondad," the actress excitedly captioned her post.

Emmerdale real-life couple Laura Norton and Mark Jordon are expecting their second child.Actress Laura, who plays Kerry Wyatt in the ITV soap, announced her and fiancé Mark, who also starred as in the serial drama as Daz Spencer, are having a baby on Instagram on Saturday (August 20).She posted a photo of herself wearing a stunning red dress sat with her partner alongside the caption, "Round 2…" with an emoji of a pregnant woman.READ MORE: Emmerdale spoilers: Amelia paternity bombshell, Chas and Al exposed and Faith farewellUnsurprisingly,. Laura's social media post has been inundated with messages from fans and colleagues.

Emmerdale actress Laura Norton, who plays Kerry Wyatt, had her head turned by co-star Mark Jordon (Daz Spencer) during his brief stint acting alongside her, and although he has since left, their relationship is still very much on.The loved-up couple initially intended to stay in touch as buddies, little suspecting that their acting adventures might lead to Laura having his baby."Mark came in as Dan's brother Daz in 2014, initially for a short stint," Laura explained."We kept in touch as friends and grew closer – and we never looked back!"However she admits the partnership wasn't the most obvious one."If you'd have said when we first met that in a few years we would be a couple and have a baby, I would've said 'excuse me?'" she joked to Inside Soap.Yet that is exactly what happened - and after a 2018 engagement, the pair went on to welcome baby son Jesse in 2021.Playing down any ideas of the type of romance seen in the movie, Laura declared: "It wasn't love at first sight!"She explained: "We didn't have a chance to get to know each other properly at first as Mark was only there for two weeks."The star described their blossoming relationship as "unexpected" and "bizarre" but, of course, very pleasing.The world had no idea that the showbiz twosome were together and in it for the long haul, until a candid post in the New Year of 2019 spilled the beans."Well, 2018 had some of the highest highs and the lowest lows," Mark tweeted."Really got to feel the love of true friends."Feel blessed by the support of my children and elated to have heard the word 'yes' from the most beautiful woman in the world!"When their baby son arrived, Laura was keen to share the news with Emmerdale fans.Posting a shot from the hospital, she proudly

Kerry Wyatt made a grand return to Emmerdale last year and despite a chequered love life in the village, the character appears to have found love with shady businessman Al Chapman. The mother of Amy Wyatt, Kerry first appeared in the Dales in 2012.

Emmerdale since 2012. Having entertained viewers with a slew of memorable storylines including that deadly fire that killed Frank, Laura, 37, took a break from TV to welcome her first child with her co-star fiancé Mark Jordon.The actress' real life is much more settled as the famous duo raise their family in a stunning countryside home close to Yorkshire.From shocking hair loss struggles, on-set romance and tackling her sugar addiction, Daily Star has taken a look inside the life of soap star away from the cameras.After landing her dream job as Kerry Wyatt on the ITV soap, Laura has opened up about dealing with hair loss over the last 20 years and discussed how it has affected herself image.Laura said she has suffered with hair loss since 16, when she started using a pill to "control her horrendous periods".Sharing her journey with OK! magazine, the soap star shared that doctors never told her that certain pills are testosterone-heavy and attack hair follicles, which can make hair thinner and fall out.She revealed: “I have suffered hair loss on and off since 16, when I started using synthetic hormones to control my horrendous periods."What they never told me was certain pills are testosterone-heavy and attack hair follicles, making hair get thinner and weaker, then fall out."After years of ups and downs, falling out, growing back and so on, I reached a peak.

She was also given pills that were more friendly with her hair than the ones she had been taking.Laura recently welcomed newborn Jesse with former co-star Mark Jordon.Because of the pregnancy, she said that her hair began to once again fall out as she couldn’t take the pills due to hormonal content.She explained: "It was so intense I don't know how I had any hair left on my head."Laura said, however, that the hair did eventually grow back.She wrote in the letter that she expects the same thing to happen again at some point in the future.Laura has portrayed Kerry in Emmerdale since 2012, while Mark, 54, played Daz Spencer between 2014 and 2019.The two met and began dating when he joined the cast to play Kerry’s brother-in-law. 

Former Emmerdale star Mark Jordon wowed fans with a hair transformation earlier this week.Taking to Instagram, the actor, 56, who previously played Daz Spencer on the ITV soap, shared a new snap with his signature curls replaced with a buzz cut, which he captioned with: "Step too far!" Mark's 9,500 followers were left shocked over the hair transformation with some insisting he looked "way younger" while others questioned whether it was a "filter" as he posted a snap the next day with his usual hairdo. In the photo, the actor wore a blue patterned shirt, which was unbuttoned and accessorised with a collection of necklaces, while his signature curls were replaced with a buzzcut.

Emmerdale star Mark Jordon, who played Daz Spencer on the soap, looked totally different as he showed off a dramatic new look.Mark, 56, was quickly inundated with compliments as he shared a picture of himself with a completely bald head after ditching his head of curls, sending fans wild with his hair transformation.,He also lost his clean-shaven look as he rocked a grey moustache and short beard as he donned a blue button-down shirt for the picture.The actor looked a far cry from his previous characters after losing his curly hair, which he showed as both Daz and PC Phil Bellamy in Heartbeat.As he captioned the picture: "Step too far," the post was quickly flooded with compliments and likes from his stunned fans.One posted: "I think you

FORMER Emmerdale star Mark Jordon shocked followers when he appeared totally bald - without any of his trademark curls. But the 56-year-old actor, who was Daz Spencer on the soap as well as PC Phil Bellamy in Heartbeat, won praise for the new look.

Emmerdale but they are also an item outside of the soap and now have their own family together.Laura has played the role of returning character Kerry Wyatt since 2012 and Mark starred as Daz Spencer from 2014 up until 2019.The pair's romance began on set but firstly started as friends before they pursued a romantic relationship a year-and-a-half later.It was Mark's first scene which also involved Laura, so you could say it was always written in the stars – or the scripts, at least.However, the couple didn't seem to think romance was on the cards as when Mark left the programme they just remained friends as they described their relationship as a "slow burner".

Kerry Wyatt turns up where no one expected her in Emmerdale this week. She’s discovered at Chloe’s house by Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) and Mack Boyd (Lawrence Robb), who find her working as a maid.

Emmerdale stars Laura Norton and Mark Jordon welcomed their first child together last week, and are head over heels in love with their newborn. Ahead of the birth, though, they sat down with us and explained what kind of parents they will be and why their message to their little boy is 'don't worry' – only for OK! VIP members.

Emmerdale stars Laura Norton and Mark Jordon have announced the birth of their first child. The soap stars - who play Kerry Wyatt and  Daz Spencer in the ITV series - shared pictures on Instagram of baby boy Jesse, who was born in the early hours of Friday 29th of January at the Royal Oldham hospital in Manchester, weighing 8lb 10 oz.

EMMERDALE'S real-life couple Mark Jordon and Laura Norton have announced the arrival of their first child together. The pair welcomed a little boy called Jesse, with 37-year-old Laura calling the birth "the most incredible, surreal experience I have ever had and probably ever will." Laura and 56-year-old Mark met on the set of the ITV soap, with Laura playing Kerry Wyatt in Emmerdale since 2012.

Laura Norton has given birth. The 'Emmerdale' actress and her fiance and former co-star Mark Jordon welcomed a baby boy, Jesse, into the world on Friday (29. 01.

Emmerdale stars Mark Jordon and Laura Norton have welcomed their first child together.

Emmerdale's real-life couple Mark Jordon and Laura Norton have welcomed their first child together.The soap star couple took to Instagram to announce the very exciting news that they had welcomed a son, and revealed his name too.The pair shared a series of adorable snaps of the newborn, and Laura, 37, wrote alongside them: “So, on Friday Jan 29th at 1.30am we managed to bring this little champ into the world. “It was the most incredible, surreal experience I have ever had and probably ever will and my tiny mind is blown.

Laura Norton and Mark Jordon have welcomed a baby boy.

Emmerdale real-life couple Laura Norton and Mark Jordon have announced they've become parents to a baby boy named Jesse. Laura, who plays Kerry Wyatt in the ITV soap, took to Instagram on Monday to share the sweet news that she's given birth to a baby boy.The 37-year-old actress thanked her fiancé Mark, who played Daz Spencer in Emmerdale between 2014 and 2019, for being "the best birthing partner" in a sweet social media post.Alongside a series of images of their bundle of joy, Laura penned: ""So, on Friday Jan 29th at 1.30am we managed to bring this little champ into the world."It was the most incredible, surreal experience I have ever had and probably ever will and my tiny mind is blown.

as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.The lovebirds were keen to tie the knot this year, but they have had to shelve their plans amid the global health crisis and their pregnancy news. Thespian Mark - who played Daz Spencer on the ITV soap - told the panel: 'We had hoped it would be this year. I went off on a tour and we were planning everything and we were like, ''As soon as the tour is done we can scoot off.'''And now this pandemic has happened.

Their baby is due in January next year, but the couple is in 'no rush' to find out their child’s gender.Instead, they are focusing on ensuring a happy and healthy baby is welcomed into the world.The actress previously told OK! Magazine: “It's something I've always hoped would happen.