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Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts pregnant with first child

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By Lauren Turner
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Lauren Turner December 26, 2025 at 5:02 AM Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts has announced she is pregnant with her first child. The star said in a social media post that she is five months' pregnant and that she and her partner, footballer Mitch Hahn, "can't wait" to meet their baby in spring. Roberts, 40, could be seen cradling her baby bump in front of a Christmas tree in a photo gallery shared on Instagram.
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Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts pregnant with first child

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By Lauren Turner
| Aol Verified
Lauren Turner December 26, 2025 at 4:02 AM Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts has announced she is pregnant with her first child. The star said in a social media post that she is five months' pregnant and that she and her partner, footballer Mitch Hahn, "can't wait" to meet their baby in spring. Roberts, 40, could be seen cradling her baby bump in front of a Christmas tree in a photo gallery shared on Instagram.
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I Hired a Postpartum Midwife - How It Changed Everything

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By Lauren Turner
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If you've had a baby in the United Stateshad a baby in the United States, you're aware of how pathetic postpartum care is. And by pathetic, I mean pretty much nonexistent. If you deliver in a hospital, they push breastfeeding and rooming-in on you, despite whatever level of exhaustion or anxiety you're feeling after your birth experience. They give you pamphlets or show you a video on newborn care that you don't have time to read or watch because you're so exhausted and overwhelmed.
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