‘Apologies if he looks orange’: Dermot O’Leary’s pregnant wife Dee shows off her bump as she does his hair and make-up for One World Together highlights show
TV presenter Dermot O’Leary’s pregnant wife Dee Koppang showed off her blossoming bump in an Instagram snap posted on Sunday.
The producer and director, 41, shared a picture of herself attempting to do 46-year-old Dermot’s hair and make-up for the One World Together highlights show.
TV stars have been foregoing their usual grooming team in a bid to keep to social distancing measures amid the coronavirus pandemic.
‘Apologies if he looks orange’: Dermot O’Leary’s pregnant wife Dee showed off her bump as she did his hair and make-up for the One World Together highlights show on Sunday
Giggling: She wrote this hilarious caption alongside the post
Dee captioned her picture with the words: ‘No pressure… had to do @radioleary hair & make up for tonight’s @bbcone @glblctzn live show… (7.15pm)
‘Apologies in advance if he looks orange on the show There’s only so much @sarahexley1 could teach me on a Zoom tutorial…’
Dee and Dermot announced they were expecting their first child with a sweet Instagram post shared back in February.
Lovely: Dee and Dermot announced they were expecting their first child with a sweet Instagram post shared back in February
Happy times: Dermot had his wife in tow to help him look the part
National treasure Dermot took to Instagram to share their growing family news, posting a snap of a floral wreath surrounding a message that read: ‘Koppang O’Leary productions presents “new arrival” coming soon’.
Dee dated Dermot for a decade before the pair wed in 2012.
A host of stars including Lady Gaga, Celine Dion, Paul McCartney, Elton John, The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish took part in the One World: Together at Home xoncert.
Baby joy: Dermot and his wife Dee appeared in good spirits as they attended the 73rd annual EE British Academy Film Awards in February after announcing their baby news
It was a musical telethon broadcast around the globe.
The performances were organised by the Global Citizen movement and the World Health Organization (WHO) to raise funds in the fight against coronavirus.
Dermot presented a highlights show from the eight-hour performance on BBC One on Sunday.
Iconic: A host of stars, including The Rolling Stones took part in the musical telethon which was broadcast around the globe