Camilla Kerslaw and her husband Chris Robshaw put on a display of love in their first outing since announcing they were expecting their second child together.
The classical singer, 35, took to Instagram last week to reveal she was pregnant with her second child with the former rugby player, 38.
After announcing their happy news, Camilla and Chris stepped out together at the opening of Diamond Lab’s flagship store in London on Wednesday night.
Camilla looked elegant in a striking red fitted dress with cap sleeves, which was made from a crepe-like fabric and featured a slit on the left side, as well as a pair of nude stilettos.
She cradled her growing baby bump while her husband Chris tenderly wrapped his arm around her.
Camilla Kerslaw and her husband Chris Robshaw put on a display of love in their first outing since announcing they are expecting their second child together on Wednesday.
Chris looked dapper for the evening in a pair of plaid trousers, a white t-shirt and a khaki bomber jacket.
Announcing the pregnancy, Camilla shared a photo of herself in a bikini on the beach with her three-year-old son Wilding, while he played in the sand.
“Happy #NationalSonDay to my earthly son and the one I’m currently cooking,” she wrote. I can’t wait to see what kind, brave, intelligent, compassionate men they will become.
‘You and dad have all my heart #Mom #MummatToBe.’
Camilla’s post was flooded with congratulatory messages as she confirmed she was expecting another child.
In November, Camilla and Chris looked cozy when they co-hosted A Captain’s Christmas charity event.
The couple posed together for cozy photos before taking the stage together at St John’s Waterloo.
Camilla put on a glamorous show for the occasion in a stunning off-the-shoulder red tulle dress with layered sleeves.
After announcing their happy news, Camilla and Chris attended the opening of Diamond Lab’s flagship store in London together on Wednesday night.
The classical singer, 35, took to Instagram last week to reveal she was pregnant with her second child with the former rugby player, 38.
Announcing the pregnancy, Camilla shared a photo of herself in a bikini on the beach with her three-year-old son Wilding, while he played in the sand.
She added a few extra inches to her figure with a pair of red strappy stilettos and coordinated her ensemble with a bold smear of red lipstick.
Meanwhile, her husband Chris, whom she married in 2018, cut a dapper figure in a plum-colored suit with a matching tie.
Camilla also showed off her soprano talents as she gave a beautiful performance for guests at the charity event.
The carol service was organized by the couple’s charity, the Kerslake Robshaw Foundation, and was attended by a host of stars.
Their charity aims to provide a creative outlet for children to socialize and stay active through music and sport.
camilla and cris have dedicated the Foundation’s support to I Choose Freedom, helping mothers and young children in shelters recover from trauma through music and sport.
The Foundation also helps young athletes and artists from working-class backgrounds to progress in their future careers.
Camilla put on a display of love with her husband Chris as they co-hosted A Captain’s Christmas charity event in November.
The couple flashed huge smiles as they posed together for cozy photos before taking the stage to present.
Camilla put on a glamorous show for the occasion in a stunning off-the-shoulder red tulle dress with layered sleeves.
Chris said: ‘Camilla and I are passionate about helping young people and their families get serious about the prospect of a career in sport or the arts.
‘We care about the future and growing disparities and believe that every child should have the same opportunities as any other on and off the field.
“We are incredibly grateful for the support you gave us tonight and thank everyone who has donated.”
While Camilla added: ‘Coming from a working class background and being in the world of classical music hasn’t been easy. I want future generations of working class artists to have role models like them to aspire to.
‘I am concerned that this will not happen if research continues to show a further decline in working class creatives.
“Investing in the arts and diversity benefits not only our economy but also our health, happiness and, most importantly, brings people together.”