Harry Potter’s Jessie Cave announces she’s expecting her third child with partner Alfie Brown

Harry Potter star Jessie Cave has revealed she’s expecting her third child with comedian Alfie Brown.

In a sweet announcement post shared to Instagram on Monday, the actress, 33, looked as radiant as ever as her son Donnie, five, and daughter Margot, three, lovingly cradled her baby bump. 

The TV star’s partner also updated his social media followers on the happy news by uploading a picture of an ultrasound, alongside the cheeky caption: ‘I’m very happy to announce my forthcoming vasectomy.’ 

Black Mirror actress Jessie cut a chic figure in a yellow, off-shoulder top and a polka dot print skirt as she cupped her stomach.

‘Oops I did it again’, the thespian captioned her post, alongside a fallen leaf emoji, seemingly hinting at her baby’s autumn due date.    

Earlier this year, stand-up star Alfie revealed he and Jessie rekindled their relationship after splitting up when their youngest child was only 10 weeks old. 

On maintaining a healthy work-life balance, the media personality told Bustle in 2018: ‘I learned pretty early on you can’t do much work with children around.  

‘When they were babies maybe, but now they don’t sleep so I’m basically on my feet the entire day. My mum is brilliant; she helps me most days. 

‘And, actually, up until a few weeks ago I was living with her and my sister. My partner Alfie and I split up when Margot was only 10 weeks old.’

The cartoonist, who juggles her stand-up and acting career with her successful ‘doodle’ company, famously became pregnant with her first child after a one-night stand with her on-off partner in 2014. 

Jessie is best known for her role as Gryffindor student Lavender Brown in the Harry Potter film series, which she recently admitted did ‘nothing for my career’.

The Father Brown star told the Evening Standard: ‘It [Harry Potter] didn’t really give me a step up. 

‘I never intended to be an actress — I needed money and accidentally got the role. Well, I auditioned but I wanted to be a performance artist which is what I am doing now. So it did nothing for my career.’