‘Last few weeks’: Love Island’s Camilla Thurlow glows in stunning selfie with beau Jamie Jewitt as they count down final stages of her pregnancy
She’s due to become a mother in just a few weeks.
And on Sunday, Love Island’s Camilla Thurlow, 31, shared a sweet snap of herself and boyfriend Jamie Jewitt as they eagerly await the birth of their first child.
The love between the pair was palpable, as Camilla’s selfie showed the happy couple curled up together on a comfy orange sofa.
Happy Couple: Love Island’s Camilla Thurlow has shared a loved-up snap of herself with Jamie Jewitt on Instagram as they await the birth of their first child
The former bomb disposal expert revealed in the caption just what the two Love Island 2017 stars have been up to as they await the big day.
She penned: ‘@jamiejewitt_ and I making the most of these last few weeks just the two of us by lying on the sofa all evening eating chocolate buttons and watching Married at First Sight Australia.’
To which Jamie replied in the comments: ‘not long now ❤️’.
Camilla’s post comes after she admitted there have been ‘ups and downs’ with her pregnancy, but that she’s ‘very happy’ while talking to Andi Peters on Lorraine.
Due date: The former bomb disposal expert revealed in the caption just what the couple have been up to as they await the big day
New: Camilla has written a book called Not The Type: Finding My Place in the Real World – a memoir about finding courage at work and in her personal life. Pictured with Andi Peters
The star also discussed struggling to open up to people after working as an explosive ordnance disposal specialist in Afghanistan and Cambodia.
She said: ‘The biggest part of it is about the work I did with the [charity] Halo Trust.
‘Before Love Island that was the work I liked doing and I was lucky enough to travel to Afghanistan and Cambodia, and during that time I learned a huge amount.
Something for herself: Camilla was approached to go on Love Island at a time when she said she was ‘struggling’ after returning from Afghanistan
‘As I travelled across several different countries, it changed in different places, but the work was majority in landmine clearance.
‘You might clear land that can then be used for people to farm land for food for their family. Every country had different challenges, but it was an amazing experience.’
Camilla has written a book called Not The Type: Finding My Place in the Real World
The memoir is not just about finding the courage to go out and deal with lethal threats at work, but the courage to confront one’s own fears and anxieties.
Exciting time: Camilla has been sharing a steady stream of baby bump pictures on social media and has said she is ‘very very happy’