Pregnant Kate Lawler looks stylish during stroll with fiancé Martin in London

She’s set to give birth to her first child, a daughter, early next year.

And pregnant Kate Lawler looked radiant as she enjoyed a relaxing stroll with her fiancé Martin and their two pet dogs – Baxter and Shirley – in London on Monday.

The reality star-turned-DJ, 40, looked stylish as she displayed her growing baby bump in a black shearling biker jacket.

Radiant: Pregnant Kate Lawler looked radiant as she enjoyed a relaxing stroll with her fiancé Martin and their two pet dogs – Baxter and Shirley – in London on Monday

Kate teamed the item of outerwear with a pair of skinny jeans and black chunky ankle boots.

Wrapping up warmly against the autumnal chill, the Big Brother star finished her look with a gingham patterned scarf and a beige fluffy beanie hat.

Kate left her blonde locks loose in a relaxed hairdo, she added a slick of radiant make-up which included a pink lipstick.

Mama-to-be: The reality star-turned-DJ, 40, looked stylish as she displayed her growing baby bump in a black shearling biker jacket

Details: Kate teamed the item of outerwear with a pair of skinny jeans and black chunky ankle boots

The DJ’s fiancé Martin wrapped up warmly in a khaki green parka jacket with a navy blue beanie hat, skinny jeans and trainers.

The couple appeared in good spirits during their stroll with their two beloved pet pooches Baxter and Shirley.

Their stroll comes after Kate explained she’s been booked in for a planned caesarean section (C-section) and will welcome her baby girl just after Valentine’s Day.

Counting down her little one’s arrival, the reality TV star wrote earlier this month: ‘9 weeks to go! 30 weeks pregnant today and knowing that little Nuchky’s arrival is at 39 weeks has made my day.’

Keeping warm: Wrapping up warmly against the autumnal chill, the Big Brother star finished her look with a gingham patterned scarf and a beige fluffy beanie hat

Relaxed: Kate left her blonde locks loose in a relaxed hairdo, she added a slick of radiant make-up which included a pink lipstick

Cosy: The DJ’s fiancé Martin wrapped up warmly in a khaki green parka jacket with a navy blue beanie hat, skinny jeans and trainers

The former Capital FM host shared how she was able to schedule an elective abdominal birth on the NHS due to her fear of spontaneous births.

Kate detailed: ‘I had a really positive video call with an NHS obstetrician about birth options and we discussed my fear of childbirth along with various facts and figures on both abdominal and spontaneous births.

WHAT ARE THE MEDICAL REASONS FOR A CAESAREAN?

There are various reasons why a doctor may recommend that you have a caesarean section instead of giving birth vaginally.

If you had complications in a previous pregnancy or birth, or in your current pregnancy, you may be advised to have what’s called a planned or elective caesarean, or a planned repeat caesarean.

If you were planning to give birth vaginally, but complications during labour or birth mean that you’re advised to give birth by caesarean, you’ll have what’s called an unplanned or emergency caesarean.

Here are some reasons why doctors may opt for a planned or emergency caesarean, rather than a vaginal birth:

You’ve already had at least one caesarean section.
Your baby is in a bottom-down, or breech, position.
Your baby is in a sideways (transverse) position, or keeps changing its position (unstable lie).
You have a low-lying placenta (placenta praevia).
You have a medical condition, such as heart disease or diabetes.
You have lost a baby in the past, either before or during labour.
You’re expecting twins or more.
Your baby is not growing as well as it should be in your womb.
You have severe pre-eclampsia or eclampsia, making it dangerous to delay the birth.

Source: BabyCentre

‘Thankfully she was understanding and told me that with elective abdominal births on the NHS, they’ll book me in for my due date minus 7 days which is February 15th, the day after Valentines Day.

‘Knowing that I can have my baby the way I want to is really going to make this final trimester more enjoyable.’

Admitting she’s still anxious about undergoing the surgical procedure, the presenter said: ‘Don’t get me wrong, the idea of major surgery excites me as much as a baby headbutting it’s way out of my tuppence does, and I’m aware of the recovery time etc.

‘But it’s making me less anxious and more at ease, knowing this is how our little girl will be born.’

The Beckenham native also updated her social media followers on her third trimester as she added: ‘In other news, today I’ve felt like she’s tap dancing on my bladder.

‘Such a strange feeling. I still can’t believe there’s a little human growing inside me and we’ll get to meet her in just nine weeks.

‘I never thought I’d be ready to mother a human as well as doggies but now it’s happening I spend every day hoping it all goes well and that she’s a healthy baby. Is it normal to be worrying so much at this stage?

‘I think because it’s so close, it would be even harder to deal with bad news having built this incredible bond with her over the past 7 months. It’s now my biggest fear. PMA LAWLER! #30weekspregnant.’ (sic)

Last month, the media personality revealed she and her partner are expecting a baby girl.

Speaking to Hello! magazine, Kate explained that they started trying for a baby after their wedding was cancelled and she’s ‘never felt more ready’ to be a mum.

The former Love Island star explained: ‘The wedding got cancelled and I wasn’t thinking about a baby at all.

‘But when we rebooked it for the following year, a few of our friends and family said we could have a baby between now and then.

‘I laughed, but then I turned 40 in May and suddenly I felt grown up and like I was ready for something and I didn’t know what it was.’

Kate, who won the third series of Big Brother back in 2002, got engaged to her partner Martin in 2018.

Family outing: The couple appeared in good spirits during their stroll with their two beloved pet pooches Baxter and Shirley