Pregnant Celtic WAG Helen Flanagan gets caught up in the wind as she joins beau Scott Sinclair for date night in Manchester
The Coronation Street star is currently pregnant with her second child, and looked dazzling as she enjoyed a date night in Manchester with her beau.
HELEN Flanagan battled the elements as she hit the town for a good cause and date night with her beau, Celtic ace Scott Sinclair.
The pregnant Hoops WAG, who is expecting her second child, was caught off guard by the windy night in Manchester, causing her hair to run wild in the breeze.
Wearing a stunning red dress, Helen held a protective hand over her baby bump while holding on to Scott’s hand as they made their way into the Hilton for co-star Kym Marsh’s charity bash.
Luckily, Helen saw the funny side of the moment, and later posted the pictures online of her caught up in the breeze as she joked: “A bit windy last night 😄🌪👫”
Fixing herself in the bathroom, Helen later snapped a selfie in the mirror, and posted the photo online as she showed off her newly fixed hair and blooming bump.
She wrote next to the pic: “Last night 💃🏼 Hair @showbeautyofficial @harveynichols Manchester, such a shame about the wind 😄 it looked gorgeous before I went out ha! “
Helen later praised Kym’s efforts for the Saying Goodbye UK foundation, after she hosted an evening in memory of her late son Archie.
In an Instagram pic of her and Scott, Helen wrote: “Lovely night last night supporting such a wonderful charity SayingGoodbyeUK @mskmarsh1 you did your son Archie proud 💙 very moving evening x”
The 27-year-old actress has been happier than ever as she prepares for her second child.
Helen confirmed her pregnancy in an interview with OK! Magazine back in December and revealed the first few weeks saw her taken to hospital with the same sever morning sickness that Kate Middleton suffered.
She said: “I have just been really poorly. I couldn’t go into work and do any filming. I had hyperemesis gravidarum; it lasted for five weeks.
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“It doesn’t sound like a long time but I was just so ill. Luckily it cleared up at ten weeks. I know some women have a horrific time and end up in hospital for nine months, so I was lucky, but it was horrendous.’
“There was some concern that I might be having an ectopic pregnancy, but I’d actually got a water infection.”
She added: “I did end up having to go to hospital in Glasgow. I was there for a good few hours and they put me on a drip. I had some scans, fluids and anti-sickness injections. I was so poorly at this point and was prescribed some tablets.”
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