The Good Morning Britain presenters shared a congratulatory message to the singer after her special announcement.09:44, 09 Jul 2026Updated 09:44, 09 Jul 2026The Good Morning Britain stars have shared some exciting baby news on the ITV daytime programme.‌Richard Arnold joined Kate Garraway and Adil Ray in the studio for the show on Thursday, July 9.‌As he finished his entertainment round-up, following news about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding, Richard shared a congratulatory message to Little Mix star Leigh-Anne Pinnock.‌In a special video announcement released hours earlier, Leigh-Anne revealed she was pregnant with her third child.Appearing to be teasing new music, she said: “As one chapter ends, another begins.”The singer, who is married to footballer Andre Gray, cradled her growing baby bump in the recording studio.‌The couple, who wed in 2023, are already parents to adorable twin baby girls, who were born in 2021.They’ve kept their children out of the public eye, and haven’t shared any images or their names.‌Celebrating the news on Good Morning Britain, Richard shared: “Some lovely news, Little Mix star Leigh-Anne Pinnock has revealed she is expecting her third child.“The singer announced the news in a video on social media last night of her in the recording studio making new music and showing off her bump.”‌Richard went on: “Some fans have pointed out in the video comments that Leigh-Anne had presumably been in the early stages of pregnancy during filming for The Celebrity Traitors which saw her take on a few gruelling challenges so there you go, congratulations all around ending today.”Leigh-Anne was showered in support from friends and fans alike after her social media post.‌Fellow Little Mix star Perrie Edwards shared a series of emojis while Jade Thirlwall wrote: “Love you and your beautiful family.”Fleur East added: “Ahhhh! Amazing! Congratulations,” while Clara Amfo also said: “Congratulations!”Leigh-Anne previously spoke about wanting to keep her young children out of the public eye, saying: "I remember when they were born, I was going through this online hate thing and really seeing the toxicity of social media.‌"I mean, I probably would've still decided to not show their faces anyway, but that just kind of confirmed it for me. I want them to be able to make that decision."She added: “I want them to be able to [choose] if they want to be famous or not, because once they're out there, they're out there and I think that's such a big thing.”Article continues belowGood Morning Britain airs weekdays from 6am on ITV1 and ITVX