Lottie Tomlinson cradled her growing baby bump as she posed for a stunning Instagram video during her lavish baby shower on Sunday. 

The influencer and make-up artist, 26, is expecting her second child with her fiancé Lewis Burton.

Lottie looked incredible in a stylish white gown which showcased her bump as she posed in front of a pink and white balloon and flower arch. 

The sister of One Direction star Louis Tomlinson stunned in the maxi dress which boasted an off the shoulder neckline and pleated skirt which sat below her bump. 

She styled her long blonde tresses in a neat up do and wore a glamorous palette of makeup for the day. 

Lottie Tomlinson cradled her growing baby bump as she posed for a stunning Instagram video during her lavish baby shower on Sunday

The influencer and make-up artist, 26, is expecting her second child with her fiancé Lewis Burton 

Lottie’s twin younger sisters Phoebe and Daisy also posed for a mirror selfie wearing coordinated white mini dresses. 

Lottie decorated her home with the pretty floral and balloon arch taking centre place in front of her staircase. 

She also added a number of clear white blocks stacked on top of each other which had the word ‘baby’ written on them. 

During the special celebration, Lottie’s guests were treated to a huge spread of food including finger sandwiches, scones, cakes and a number of other sweet treats. 

Back in July, Lottie, who is already a doting mother to son Lucky, two, posted a sweet clip to Instagram announcing the happy news with her fiancé Lewis.

She looked glowing in the beach-side video as she showed off her growing bump in a white-co-ord.

Lottie penned in the caption: ‘Our little family is growing we feel so excited and blessed that another beautiful baby is joining us in Jan 2025.’

Lottie and Lewis got engaged in November 2023. She was whisked off her feet when Lewis popped the question in Paris – after three years of dating.

At the time of their proposal, the couple shared video footage of the moment Lewis got down on one knee.

Lottie looked incredible in a stylish white gown which showcased her bump as she posed in front of a pink and white balloon and flower arch

She styled her long blonde tresses in a neat up do and wore a glamorous palette of makeup for the day

Lottie’s twin younger sisters Phoebe and Daisy also posed for a mirror selfie wearing coordinated white mini dresses

Lottie decorated her home with the pretty floral and balloon arch taking centre place in front of her staircase

She also added a number of clear white blocks stacked on top of each other which had the word ‘baby’ written on them

During the special celebration, Lottie’s guests were treated to a huge spread of food including finger sandwiches, scones, cakes and a number of other sweet treats

Lewis took Lottie and son Lucky off for a weekend getaway and pulled out all the stops with decorating the H๏τel room for the romantic proposal.

The former tennis player created a path of red rose petals and candles to lead a glamorous Lottie to him where he got down on one knee.

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With their son present to witness the magical moment, Lewis pulled out a huge diamond ring.

Despite all her recent celebrations, Lottie revealed earlier this month that it had not been plain sailing being a mother for the first time and that she’s struggled to come to terms with the death of her own mother, Johannah, who died in 2016 form leukemia.

The star told The Mail: ‘The hardest part of becoming a mother myself has been not having my own around to witness it. 

‘When things went wrong in labour, I cried out to Mum, asking her to help me. After my son was finally born, the pain of knowing she would never hold him brought fresh agony.

‘And whenever I hit challenges – such as breastfeeding struggles – I didn’t want to ask anyone else for help. 

‘If I couldn’t ask her, I told myself, I would just have to work it out for myself, which has obviously made life harder still. But I guess my stubbornness was yet another expression of my grief.