Laura Woods has shared a collection of family photos from New York, taken after her coverage of the World Cup. The presenter, who is expecting her second child with fiancé Adam Collard, posted the updates to Instagram on Saturday.
Woods, 38, has been presenting ITV's coverage of the World Cup. Amidst her professional commitments, she also captured personal moments with Collard and their 19-month-old son, Leo.
One photo showed Woods cradling her baby bump, while another featured her kissing the former Love Island star. The collection also included images of Leo enjoying himself and some work-related snaps with colleagues, including Karen Carney.
Woods recently commented on attending a World Cup match where Spain defeated France 2-1, joking that her unborn baby "doesn’t know how lucky they are." She was seen presenting from Dallas Stadium in a grey ribbed T-shirt dress that highlighted her pregnancy.
Woods and Collard, 30, began dating in October 2023 and became engaged in September 2024. The couple publicly shared their relationship status after confirming they were dating.
Last year, Woods spoke about experiencing a miscarriage, noting that her son Leo provided comfort during that difficult period. She was 11 weeks pregnant when the miscarriage occurred and became pregnant again a month later, leading to Leo's birth.
Collard had previously discussed the miscarriage on an episode of Celebrity SAS, becoming emotional as he recalled the event. Woods shared a clip of his appearance, expressing pride in Collard and noting the difficult times they had navigated.
Woods also shared her feelings about the grief associated with losing a baby and how Leo has helped her find comfort. She described the experience as confusing, stating, "Sometimes I look at Leo and I think of the baby we'll never meet, while also knowing we wouldn't have Leo without it happening." She recounted advice from a hospital nurse who suggested the lost baby was preventing a greater harm, a sentiment that brought her comfort and which she shared with others who may have experienced miscarriage.