Phoebe Tomlinson has revealed that she is expecting a baby girl with her boyfriend, footballer Jack Varley, in a gender reveal video shared to Instagram on Sunday.
The influencer, 22, announced last month that she was expecting her second child with Varley, 29. The couple already share a daughter, Olive Johannah Varley, born in January 2024.
The clip showed a backdrop of light-up letters spelling out "BOY" and "GIRL" being assembled, with a hot air balloon holding a hidden confetti cannon placed between them. The decor also featured teddy bears and balloons in a neutral colour scheme, alongside a separate white backdrop reading "Baby in Bloom."
Tomlinson, Varley and Olive were seen looking shocked and thrilled as pink confetti sprayed into the air, with friends and family cheering around them at the garden party.
Family reaction
Tomlinson said in her caption that she felt "beyond blessed" as she looked ahead to the next chapter of her life.
The post drew a wave of supportive comments from fans, friends and family. Her older sister Lottie wrote: "Blessed with another beautiful baby girl, so proud of you." Zara McDermott, the girlfriend of Tomlinson's brother Louis Tomlinson of One Direction, wrote: "Olive's sister." Phoebe's twin sister Daisy wrote: "I can't wait for another princess," while their father, Mark, added: "Could not be more proud, beyond blessed to be part of my amazing family."
Pregnancy announcement
Last month, Tomlinson shared a series of photos of herself in the garden with Varley and Olive, holding an ultrasound scan as they revealed the pregnancy. She wrote alongside the post: "One more to adore. We're delighted to announce that Olive is going to be a big sister."
Setting the record straight on Louis Tomlinson
The news follows recent comments from Phoebe and her twin sister Daisy, who pushed back on the "absolutely false" assumption that their brother buys them houses and cars. The pair, both younger sisters of Louis Tomlinson, said they receive "no financial benefit" from their multimillionaire sibling, 34.
Speaking on an episode of their podcast, Tea With The Twins, the sisters said it was "very false" that Louis had helped them financially. Daisy said it was "probably the most common assumption" about their family, adding that she was "very delighted to set this straight" that they get no financial help from their brother "in terms of like day-to-day life, cars, houses, anything like that."
The twins said Louis was "very generous" with gifts at Christmas and birthdays but that they fund their own lives. Daisy said that even in emergencies he would be generous, but added: "Everything we own we have bought for ourselves. 100%."
