Kate Ferdinand shows off her huge baby bump in skintight dress as she struggles taking her boots off
KATE Ferdinand showed off her blossoming baby bump in a skintight midi brown dress.
The reality star, 31, looked stunning as she put her growing stomach on display in the figure-hugging outfit.
Kate looked chic in a white coat and a pair of cream knee-high leather boots.
The ex-Towie star styled her hair in loose curls and finished her look with flawless bronzed make-up.
Kate glammed up for a special appearance on ITV’s Lorraine on Monday morning.
The media personality was later seen getting help from two friends as she struggled to remove her boots backstage.
During her interview, Kate opened up about her terrifying raid ordeal at her home.
Husband Rio Ferdinand caught an intruder in their back garden and held him until cops arrived.
The ex-England ace, 44, saw the man at his South East London home and managed to hand him over to the police.
Rio, who has three children with late first wife Rebecca, and one boy with ex-Towie star Kate, owns the stunning mansion in an exclusive estate in the Home Counties.
His heavily pregnant wife Kate appeared on ITV’s Lorraine today to talk about her new book, How To Build A Family, when she told presenter Lorraine Kelly that they were “all safe and well”.
Kate, 31, added: “Thank you for asking.”
The security scare is said to have left the family shaken up.
Despite the apparent attempt to get inside the Ferdinands’ home, the prowler was not arrested.
It is understood an investigation into the terrifying security breach is ongoing.
Former Towie star Kate became stepmum to Lorenz, 16, Tate, 14, and Tia, 12, after getting together with ex-England and Manchester United ace Rio Ferdinand and marrying in 2019.
His first wife Rebecca Ellison died of breast cancer in 2015, aged 34.
Kate is currently expecting their second child, a sister for their little boy.
She met Rio in Dubai in 2016 and later moved in to Rio’s home in Kent, where she struggled as she tried to help him and his kids navigate their grief.