ATOMIC Kitten's Liz McClarnon has revealed the gender of her baby in her first TV interview since revealing she's pregnant.
The Whole Again singer, 44, revealed her pregnancy news last month after spending two decades trying to conceive.
But now the star has even more exciting news as she revealed the gender of her baby.
As she joined the Loose Women stars, she revealed the big news.
The mum-to-be - who is expecting a baby with husband Peter Cho - looked glowing as she was welcomed into the studio.
Liz then told the panel that she is having a baby boy.
The Loose Women panel then immediately congratulated her on this exciting news.
The singer then also revealed she is five months pregnant, meaning she is likely to have her baby in the autumn.
PREGNANCY JOY
Last month, the singer revealed she was pregnant with a sweet video.
The captions over the clip read: "I've been keeping a secret from you, and I've mostly kept myself off social media because sometimes it was hard to smile.
"But after years of sometimes quite painful IVF and dark times, I'm pregnant!
"We feel like we've been given the world."
Atomic Kitten star, 44, pregnant with first child after years of struggling
Liz also wrote a heartwarming message next to the video, which read: "I started to record a video of me just telling you but I got too emotional so I thought I’d just hide behind this little announcement instead.
"I just can’t believe we’re here.
"So many have been through exactly what I went through and worse.
"I want to share what I can and add my voice and ears to those who already help others understand or deal with all that comes with IVF and loss after so much hope.
"I’ve been a part of some beautifully supportive communities. I’m so grateful. I am so grateful!"
Liz and her husband Peter got married two years ago in the Lake District.
Yet towards the end of last year they suffered two tragic miscarriages.
Happily, the couple are now on the road to being parents, with Liz taking precautions due to her age classifying it as a "high risk" pregnancy.