No Rest For The Pregnant! Rebecca Ferguson Takes To The Stage – Bump And All

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by Alison Coldridge |
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The former X Factor contestant showed that her third pregnancy isn’t slowing her down as she performed this weekend

Rebecca Ferguson, 27, looked incredible as she demonstrated her vocal talent at Henley Festival in Oxfordshire last night.

The singer, who took to the stage with harmony group The Overtones, opted for a metallic two-tone floor length maternity dress that skimmed over her growing bump and teamed her gown with a side-swept hair do and red lipstick.  


The soon-to-be mum-of-three was clearly happy with her look as she shared a snap of her outfit on Instagram.

Rebecca, who’s due in November, revaled she’s expecting baby number three in April, after a collapse on Loose Women prompted her to take a pregnancy test.

‘What's funny is after the show, I took a test because I was thinking “This is weird! What's going on with my body?” and it came up negative,’ the singer told Mail Online.

‘I was like “How strange!” I've got all of the pregnancy symptoms but after the show I ended up spending two days resting in bed. ‘I kept on saying to everyone, “I've got pregnancy symptoms” so it was really weird and then a couple of days later I took another test and it was positive!’

Rebecca’s already a mum to Lillie May, five, and Karl, four, who she had with her former partner Karl. The father of her third baby hasn’t been revealed.

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