Chloe Goodman displays her baby bump as she shares a kiss with her footballer beau Grant Hall

She is counting down the weeks until the arrival of her first child in May. 

And Chloe Goodman, 26, displayed her baby bump in a red mini dress and thigh high boots as she kissed her footballer beau Grant Hall, 28, during a date night in London, on Saturday.

The Celebrity Big Brother star, who revealed in January that she’s expecting a baby girl, beamed as the couple arrived at Buddha Bar.  

Chloe looked stunning her her high-necked bodycon frock, which boasted a ruffled hem-line.

The Ex On The Beach star flashed a glimpse of her toned thighs as she strolled along in a velvet pair of over-the-knee boots.

The brunette beauty styled her hair sleek and straight and opted for a minimal make-up look for the evening. 

QPR player Grant proudly placed his hand on Chloe’s blossoming bump as they posed for a photo before making their way into the London hot spot.

Chloe recently posted a throwback video, giving fans an update after her cervical stitch surgery in November.

Filming herself as she recovered from the surgery, the star laughed as she showed a bag of her urine.

Chloe wrote alongside the video: ‘So many lovely women messaging me about the cervical stitch I’m, so glad it helped,’ she said. 

A cervical stitch is a common treatment for pregnant woman who have had previous cervical surgery. 

If the cervix is getting shorter in early pregnancy, women may be offered a cervical stitch (also known as a cerclage or cervical suture) with the aim of keeping the cervix closed during pregnancy. 

Chloe had half her cervix removed in 2018, telling her fans in an emotional video posted in November that ‘my surgeon did tell me it would cause me to have problems with having a baby.’

‘Now even if you’ve just had the loop or even if you’re just normally pregnant, you’ve got no previous thought for why your cervix is weak, or anything like that, when you get your three month scan do yourself a favour and ask them to measure your cervix.

‘It’s really important, an incompetent cervix risks the life of your baby which is what me and Grant are struggling with,’ Chloe explained, as she began to tear-up. ‘I wasn’t going to cry when I came on here.’   

Chloe continued: ‘It’s really important I go in tomorrow for my operation to have the surgical stitch, it’s not 100 per cent but it helps prolong the pregnancy.

‘It’s really important that anyone who is pregnant to check your cervix, check it’s long enough and it’s healthy, and you’re not going to have any problems during your pregnancy.

‘I’ve had so many women speak to me on here who have had either the loop or had things with their cervix, and they’ve all gone through c**p with their pregnancy, or lost children which is just awful, and its all preventable with the stitch.’

‘So please make them check your cervix, they don’t do it you have to make them,’ she concluded.