Holly Hagan-Blyth has opened up about her pregnancy, saying that her boobs have "trebled in size" and expressing hope that they don't get any bigger in the coming months.
It comes after the reality TV star, 30, announced over the weekend that she's expecting her first child with footballer husband Jacob Blyth, also 30, whom she married last year.
She's since spoken about the news in an interview, including discussing physical changes that her body is undergoing.
Holly - who had a breast reduction in 2018, in which she dropped three cup sizes to a DD - has revealed that her boobs are back to the former size due to the pregnancy.
Holly, who is 18 weeks pregnant, told OK! magazine: "I do not want my boobs to get any bigger because they've trebled in size since the news".
The Geordie Shore alum teased that her husband didn't notice initially. She continued: "It was like old Holly with the double-Fs. They were huge and I love small boobs.
"If you breastfeed, milk will come in and they'll get even bigger. My mum didn't breastfeed, so I haven't got her to ask her," she said, adding that some pals didn't either.
Holly said that people have warned her that breastfeeding will affect her sleep and prevent Jacob from helping out. She added: "I just don't know if I want to be a milkmaid."
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The reality TV star said that she will consider breastfeeding though, saying that there are "huge benefits" but adding that she wasn't breastfed and still "turned out OK".
Holly said she expects that whatever she decides, there will be "controversy" - predicting that people will have opinions on various choices that she makes as a parent.
It isn't the only physical change she's experiencing, with Holly telling the outlet that she has struggled with weight gain around her stomach in recent months.
Holly - who has spoken about having experienced bulimia in the past - said that she is at the stage where it looks like she's bloated, rather than her sporting a baby bump.
She said: "I usually feel good about my stomach, so giving that up to create a life is hard". She said it's a "beautiful thing" but that it doesn't mean it doesn't have challenges.
Holly said: "At the moment, I understand the sacrifice, which is the same for a lot of women, is that we do give up our bodies to house and create life."
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