Grieving Holly Hagan displays her baby bump and reveals she is halfway through her pregnancy – months after her sister’s tragic death

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Holly Hogan showed off her baby bump on Tuesday, announcing she’s now halfway through her pregnancy.

The 33-year-old former Geordie Shore star, who already has a two-year-old son named Alpha-Jax with her husband Jacob Blyth, shared a sweet video on Instagram showing her baby bump.

In the video, she excitedly shared that she’s starting to show and is halfway through her pregnancy with a baby girl, saying she’s still surprised and thrilled to be having a girl.

The reality star looked relaxed and comfortable in a cream crop top and black leggings, posing in her living room.

Holly revealed she was expecting a baby girl in an emotional gender reveal video in December. 

Even though she’s still deeply saddened by the loss of her sister Darci, the reality star and her family have been able to enjoy some happy times with the news of the pregnancy.

Holly shared a video on Instagram showing the sweet moment she and her partner found out they were expecting a baby girl.

Jacob held a confetti cannon while Holly cradled their son Alpha-Jax next to a Christmas tree. 

Oh my gosh, you won’t BELIEVE this! Apparently, both of her parents were secretly hoping for a girl! Holly even said she just felt it was a girl, she had these strong ‘girl vibes,’ can you imagine?! It’s like she just knew! I’m so excited to find out if she’s right!

They then asked their son what he wanted, and the little tot replied he’d like a sister.  

Their wish came true when Jacob fired the cannon, with pink confetti exploding into the air. 

It comes after the death of Holly’s 19-year-old sister Darci from a drug overdose.

I was absolutely devastated when Holly announced she was gone. It felt so sudden! Then, the police confirmed she’d been really sick, but honestly, it just didn’t feel like enough information. It’s like they were trying to downplay how amazing she was, even in passing. I just keep replaying her work in my head, trying to make sense of it all.

Honestly, when Holly spoke about it, it just broke my heart. She said her whole family was completely shattered, like they were deeply, deeply traumatized, and they were just… trying to process everything. It was awful to hear, but it really showed how much they were hurting, and I felt so bad for them. It’s something they’ll never truly get over, I just know it.

Just two days after Darci’s funeral, Holly shared a video on TikTok. In the caption, she explained she hesitated to post because it was a difficult time, and she doesn’t usually share her emotions publicly. However, she wanted to be honest about how she was truly feeling.

In the video Holly said: ‘It is and has been the toughest four weeks of our entire life.

I’m really struggling to understand what’s happening, and my parents are too. It doesn’t seem like anyone fully grasps how much this is impacting all of us.

The scale of this is just incredible. It’s completely stopped my life, and the lives of her parents. We feel frozen, while everything around us continues to move forward.

Holly became emotional and confessed that attempting the video right before going out was likely a mistake.

During the day, I’m usually able to distract myself and focus on other activities, which helps me avoid dwelling on my thoughts.

‘But usually on a night that’s obviously when it’s really hard, really, really hard for everyone.’

She explained she was unsure how to resume using social media after the difficult event and hoped to return to work without having to discuss what happened.

“I feel incredibly weighed down right now,” she confessed. “Everything feels exhausting, like it takes ten times the effort to get anything done.”

I don’t want to turn my channel into a space focused on sadness, or constantly talk about what I’m going through because I’m not ready to share everything just yet. But I hope to be able to talk about it all someday.

Honestly, it’s all still so new and shocking. I really didn’t expect this to happen, ever. I’m so sorry, I thought I could stay strong, but I’m clearly falling apart right now.

Honestly, this whole experience has been so bizarre, it feels like something you’d only see in a movie or a dramatic TV show. It’s one thing to watch those storylines unfold on screen, but living through it myself? It’s been incredibly tough, and truly, it’s something I wouldn’t wish on anyone.

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2026-01-13 20:34