Leigh-Anne Pinnock recently showcased her baby bump in a fashionable ensemble, a few weeks after announcing her third pregnancy with footballer husband Andre Gray. The 34-year-old artist shared a series of photos on her Instagram page, featuring a racer-style white top that highlighted her pregnancy and paired with unbuttoned jeans.

Pinnock accessorized her look with a headscarf, heels, and several pieces of jewelry. She captioned the post, "Just loved this look tbh," without specifying the occasion for the photoshoot.

Earlier this month, Pinnock revealed her pregnancy through a social media video while in her recording studio, writing, "As one chapter ends, another begins." She and Gray, who married in June 2023, are already parents to four-year-old twins. Their daughters were born in August 2021.

Following Pinnock's announcement, former Little Mix bandmates Jade Thirlwall and Perrie Edwards expressed their congratulations in the comments section. Thirlwall wrote, "Love you and your beautiful family," while Edwards shared heart-eye emojis.

Pinnock has previously spoken about marital challenges, including feelings of betrayal. In an interview on Paloma Faith's "Mad Sad Bad" podcast, she discussed a difficult period with Gray. "I went through a bit of a weird time with my husband actually and I think that sort of not being totally honest and losing trust and that kind of betrayal," Pinnock stated.

She explained that Gray, who plays football in Greece for Aris Thessaloniki, recognized his past behavior as selfish. "Well, I think that person has to want to change and he did," Pinnock said. "And I think you can go through things in a relationship but if they aren't willing to change for you, forget it."

Pinnock noted that Gray sought therapy and that his time playing abroad provided him with an opportunity to reflect on his actions. "He went to therapy and I think for us what really helped for us, he started playing abroad and he had more time to himself to kind of look and realise that everything that he was doing was not how you make a relationship work, it's not. It's selfish."

She also mentioned that Gray made significant efforts to change for her, leading her to understand the "power of forgiveness." Addressing whether she would remain with someone who had hurt her, Pinnock reflected, "Some people might say, oh well why are you still with them? Or why are you still giving them another chance? I guess that can be seen as a weakness and not putting yourself first but I think only you know what is truly right for you."

Pinnock affirmed that the couple navigated these struggles and are now in a "really beautiful place." She added, "If that person can really show that they want to change, you cannot change somebody but if they go out of their way to change themselves I really do think that kind of tells you everything you need to know."