Made In Chelsea star Jessica Woodley reveals she's pregnant with her first child in sweet post after admitting she's still battling 'trauma' from her reality TV stint

Made In Chelsea star Jessica Woodley has revealed she's pregnant with her first child, announcing the news in a sweet Instagram post on Sunday.
The former TV personality, 30, shared a snap of her growing bump as she shared she will welcome her newborn with partner Mark Logan in a matter of weeks.
Jessica joined Made In Chelsea back in 2015 and had a relationship with Jamie Laing, before quitting in 2017.
The star shared the snap of her bump from a recent trip to the Wicklow Mountains in Ireland, with the caption: 'Motherhood, Thankyou for choosing me my sweet child,
'It is an honour to grow you. You are SO LOVED. You are my Guru now. Your daddy and I are waiting with open arms, Thankyou for blessing us with your grace.'

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