Pregnant Cara De La Hoyde shows off her baby bump as she parties with reality TV royalty at Olivia Buckland’s clothing launch
PREGNANT Cara De La Hoyde revealed her ever-growing baby bump tonight as she showed her support for her friend Olivia Buckland's clothing launch.
The former Love Island stars were joined by reality TV royalty as Olivia showed off her range.
Cara proudly patted her pregnant tum as she posed for photographs at the party in London.
Also joined her at the glitzy bash were Cara's Love Island co-stars Kady McDermott and Tina Stinnes.
Other reality stars included Big Brother's Lateysha Grace, Alex Cannon and Nikki Grahame.
Meanwhile, Olivia has revealed Cara has asked her to be godmother to her baby.
Olivia has showed her support for newly-single pal Cara following news of her pregnancy.
Cara announced that she was pregnant with her first child two weeks ago, shortly after announcing her split from her Love Island partner, Nathan Massey.
The couple ended their whirlwind eight month romance after a string of rows - but Olivia has revealed that she still holds out some hope the pair may be able to work things out.
She told the magazine: "I think Nathan will really step up to the mark and he’ll enjoy it when the baby comes."
"They’re doing well being there for each other and Nathan has said he’ll go to the appointments," she added. "So maybe it could work out."
Olivia's admission came after other pals have also voiced their hopes the couple will reconnect after some time apart.
Shortly after Cara's revelation, a source told The Sun’s Bizarre column: “Their friends are both encouraging them to get back together.
“They were such a lovely couple and everyone really hopes the baby will help them rebuild things between them.”
Nathan has vowed to stand by Cara but had previously admitted he wasn't ready to become a dad when he entered Love Island last year.
In an unearthed interview from the time, he said: "I’m definitely not ready for kids or anything like that – but I am looking for a girl to tame me."
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