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Kimberley Walsh ISSUE 1282 ● 5 APRIL 2021 ● £2.40 WEEKLY EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW & PICTURES KIMBERLEY WALSH REVEALS SHE’S HAVING A BOY ‘BOBBY AND COLE WERE ELATED – THEY CAN FORM THEIR OWN BOY BAND!’ ‘AT MY AGE I JUST WANT A HEALTHY BABY – YOU NEVER STOP WORRYING’ t Export £2.60/€3.29 t Esp/Por €3.30 t Italy €4.80 t Auz $8.40 inc GST t ON SARAH HARDING’S CANCER BATTLE CDN $7.99 t ROI €3.29 t NL €4.75 t FR €3.80 t Aus ‘SHE’S AN AMAZING WOMAN €6.10 t Malta AND I AM SO PROUD OF HER’ €4.25 t Ger €5.30 EXCLUSIVE AT HOME EXCLUSIVE KATE AND WILLIAM BEN COHEN, KRISTINA RIHANOFF ‘MORE IN LOVE AND THEIR DAUGHTER MILENA LISA RILEY THAN EVER’ ‘THE LAST YEAR’S BEEN TOUGH – ‘I WANT ROSS FROM AS THEY RETURN TO LUCKILY WE HAVE EACH OTHER’ FRIENDS ON EMMERDALE!’ THEIR WEDDING VENUE APRIL CONTENTS ISSUE Our cover stars NEWS & INTERVIEWS KIMBERLEYWALSH THEDUKE&DUCHESSOF CAMBRIDGE ZARATINDALL DIANAWILLIAM&HARRY ATEASTER BENCOHEN&KRISTINA RIHANOFF KYMMARSH LOVEMATTERS RACHELRILEY EMILYANDRÉ BRITCROWD CHRISTINEQUINN INDIAHICKS GETMOREOK!TIME LISARILEY TOMHOLLAND Our fabulous daily newsletter brings you the best celebrity house tours and biggest FASHIONISTA exclusive interviews. 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I’m at, I just want a healthy baby,” she admits. And she is delighted to be adding a third “It’s just such a relief.” boy to her family after finding out her baby’s Here, Kimberley opens up to OK! about gender at her 20-week scan. adding another boy to the fold, her hopes “I’m really excited now,” the 39-year-old of having a natural birth and how proud she tells us. “I’ve got to the point where I’d like feels of her bandmate Sarah Harding as she to meet him. I’ve got two boys who look battles cancer... completelycompletely different,different, so I think, ‘How am I goinggog ing toto create another one Congratulations on having a boy! How did that’sthat’s got their own vibe you feel when you found out the news? goinggog i on?’” My sister [Sally] has three boys and she’s Kimberley revealed pregnant, she’s a month behind me with her thet baby’s gender to fourth boy, so in my head I could only imagine herh boys during our having another boy. It would have been a Easter-themed shoot, shock having it the other way around! It felt whenw Justin fired a right that it was a boy, because we’re going to cannonc that let off have seven between us. It’s a nice surprise Kimberley is a shower of blue that we’re basically going to have our own a stepmum confetti.co “I could not football team. to Chloe WWW.OK.CO.UK 5 H LAUREN AT CHILDRENSALON.COM, TRAINERS BY NIKE AT DEICHMANN.COM AND SOCKS BY THE SOCK SHOP TRAINERS BY NIKE AT DEICHMANN.COM H LAUREN AT CHILDRENSALON.COM, ; JUSTIN WEARS LINEN SUIT AND SHIRT BY MOSS BROS, SHOES RIVER ISLAND; COLE SHORTS AND POLO You didn’t find out the gender with Bobby and Cole. Was it nice to find out this time round? With the other boys, we wanted it to be a surprise and something to look forward to, and to keep you guessing. But I think there’s been enough surprises this year. So it would be nice to prepare a bit before they come and also the kids kept asking me every day. The scan was nice, it’s weird when you know they’re about to tell you [the gender], as I’ve never found out before. Justin was able to be there and we were just excited to tell the boys. They’d been saying how much they wanted a boy and another member of their KIMBERLEY WEARS DRESS BY TALULAH AT HIRESTREETUK.COM, SHOES BY JIMMY CHOO, RINGS CARRIE ELIZABETH AND EARRINGS LARA HEEMS AT HIRESTREETUK.COM, KIMBERLEY WEARS DRESS BY TALULAH TOP BY RALPH LAUREN AT CHILDRENSALON.COM, TRAINERS BY ADIDAS AND SOCKS BY THE SOCK SHOP; BOBBY WEARS T-SHIRT AND SHORTS BY RALP TRAINERS BY ADIDAS AND SOCKS THE SOCK SHOP; BOBBY WEARS T-SHIRT TOP BY RALPH LAUREN AT CHILDRENSALON.COM, 6 WWW.OK.CO.UK 7 WWW.OK.CO.UK KIMBERLEY WEARS DRESS BY GHOST AT HIRESTREETUK.COM, ‘MAMA’ NECKLACE BY LOLA ROSE AND RINGS AND EARRINGS BY CARRIE ELIZABETH; JUSTIN WEARS TOP AND TROUSERS BY ZARA crew. We waited until our shoot to tell them, love that they need me. I love that, to them, as we thought it would be more of an event. I can do no wrong. It was hard to keep it under wraps. At this rate, they could start their Tell us about the moment they found out... own boyband... I could not have hoped for a better reaction. They could. I’m sure that’s where it’s going to It was amazing. Both of their faces when they be heading. They’re not really into football, registered it’s a boy and it sinks in – they were they’re a bit more creative and perfomance-y, so elated and jumping around and making so I think a boyband is highly likely! snow angels in the blue confetti. They Do you have a were jumping up and close relationship down screaming. with Chloe? Bobby was Yeah, I really do. convinced he knew. I’m so lucky. She is We got in the car the most amazing and they FaceTimed stepdaughter I their cousins could wish for. straight away. People I’ve chatted to over the years Is Justin happy that have some horror it’s a boy? stories with their He would have been step-parents and happy either way. how hard that can We’ve got Chloe, so be. She’s honestly we’ve already got a the most lovely girl in the family. girl and it’s never I’m not completely been that way for outnumbered, which us. It’s always been is actually quite nice. so easy. She comes We’re more like, on holiday with us “What can this little a lot, and generally boy bring to the the boys are off family and how will it being boys and change the dynamics playing in the pool, of everything?” and me and her are sunbathing with Justin wasn’t ‘THEBOYSWERE cocktails. It’s quite allowed to be there nice. Justin loves that for the 12-week MAKINGSNOW we got on so well scan due to Covid and we have so restrictions. Was it ANGELSINTHE much in common. nice to have him I do feel slightly less there for the BLUECONFETTI’ outnumbered when 20-week scan? she’s around. Yeah, it was. As well as finding out the sex, there’s so much other Are you worried about any jealousy stuff you find out and it’s such a relief to find from the older boys when the little out everything seems to be as it should. I’m one arrives? glad he was there for that. That’s when you They’ve both been mummy’s boys the past start to get excited. There’s always worry and few months and I don’t know whether that’s you never stop worrying. But it’s nice when because of lockdown or if there’s an element they tell you everything seems to be as perfect of knowing another baby is coming along. as it can be at that point. Cole is very much a mummy’s boy, more so than Bobby. I think it’s part of the reason I How do you feel about having a house left a bigger gap, because I knew that Cole full of boys? wouldn’t have been able to cope with it when I always grew up with loads of girls, so I never he was too little. But they’re so excited to imagined I’d be so outnumbered by boys. have a little brother. I always said I wanted a cheeky little boy and I made the mistake of telling my boys that, Now you know the gender, are you and Bobby always says, “Well, you wanted a closer to picking a name? cheeky little boy and now you’ve got two.” I was hoping that I would be but I still They’re typical boys in a lot of ways and have have no idea! I’ve got a few weeks now got a lot of energy, but they are also very to come up with a good list and I’d like sensitive and so caring and loving.
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