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Jorgie Porter shows off baby bump in bright crop top as she celebrates engagement
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thesun.co.ukHOLLYOAKS beauty Jorgie Porter has revealed her baby bump in a stunning orange co-ord. The Theresa McQueen actress, 34, stood side-profile in her latest Instagram shot to show off her changing figure to full effect.
Last month, Jorgie revealed she was pregnant again with fiance Ollie Piotrowski after suffering a tragic miscarriage. The star was expecting quadruplets, but sadly lost the babies at 14 weeks in November 2021.
Since meeting Ollie during lockdown in 2020, their relationship has gone from strength to strength - and now the pair are expecting again.
Jorgie has kept her followers up to date with her latest maternity journey, this time choosing a stunning tangerine crop top and skirt to glam up in.
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