Katie Piper has taken to Instagram to share some holiday snaps with her fans - although, they're not quite the type of holiday snaps that we were expecting to see
The pregnant mum-of-one, who is due to give birth to her second baby later this year, is currently soaking up the sun on holiday with her husband Richard Sutton and their three-year-old daughter, Belle.
Katie shared the news that she had been stung in three different places on her body by a jellyfish - one being her baby bump! She captioned the shot; "so today wasn't my best day.....stung by a jelly fish in 3 places on area was my baby bump!". Ouch.
The image shows her cream-slathered skin, having been stung on her belly, leg and hand. Katie's followers flooded in to send their love - with one commenting "omg. Sending best and hope all is ok with you and bump".
Some fans even recommended that smothering the sting in urine would be the best solution to relieve the pain. One said; "hope you are feeling better jelly fish stings suck! If it happens again I highly recommend putting your pee on it".
Katie announced her second pregnancy on her Instagram feed back in June, with a sweet snap of her cradling her growing bump, saying "I'm so excited to tell you all next Father's Day my husband will be celebrating with two children!!".
The happy news came just two years after there were raised fears around whether she would be able to carry another child. She told The Mirror back in 2015, "I got pregnant with Belle really easily, but now I've got a problem with my oesophagus. There aren't enough vitamins to help me make a baby. That is why I have become so skinny. I think adopting is the best option".
We just can't wait to hear all about the gorgeous new bubba!
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