Ellie Goulding and Sienna Miller have stunned fans by announcing their pregnancies on the star-studded red carpet at The 2025 Fashion Awards on Monday.
The pair both opted to share the news by debuting their bumps at the celeb-packed ceremony in London’s Royal Albert Hall.
Ellie is set to welcome her first child with boyfriend of six months Beau Minniear, as she already has four-year-old son Arthur with her ex-husband Caspar Jopling.
Meanwhile Sienna is set to welcome her second baby with her boyfriend of four years Oli Green, with the actress also sharing a daughter with ex-fiancé Tom Sturridge.
Ellie showed off her bare bump in a revealing black crop top and culottes as she arrived for the ceremony, while Sienna nearly stole the show by displaying her bare bump under a see-through lilac lace dress.
Ellie has been dating her boyfriend Beau Minniear, 28, for around six months, after the singer separated from her husband of five years, art dealer Caspar Jopling, early last year.
Ellie, who already has a four-year-old son, Arthur, with Jopling, only confirmed the romance in September.
At the time, a source told the Daily Mail: ‘It’s still early days, but Ellie and Beau are very much in love, he’s a real romantic, and they’re very sweet together. It’s really lovely to watch, she’s very happy.’
Showing how committed she is to her new romance, Ellie even cast Beau in the raunchy music video for her comeback single Destiny.
Discussing her latest track, she said: ‘Recording this was like a catharsis, it made me feel so much better – like the prize was me all along.
‘Instead of putting my everything into these men, this song was my first feeling of straight-up escape and empowerment.
‘When I heard the track I was in love with it. The idea of adding the choir and strings at the end was for it to become a triumphant moment of freedom like jumping off a cliff.
‘To me it sounds like surrender. It sounds like let it happen. That’s why it is called Destiny, it sounds like what will be will be and accepting it.’
Considered one of the biggest nights in the fashion calendar, the ceremony honours some of the most dazzling names and faces in the global fashion industry – celebrating household names and emerging designers.
This year, the ceremony is being hosted by actor Colman Domingo, who offered a nod to the awards’ UK heritage by dressing in Burberry for the red carpet.
Billie Piper was also among the names in attendance, and the Doctor Who star cut a glamorous figure in her black and silver dress.
Ashley Graham was a vision of colour as she arrived for the ceremony in an eye-catching yellow gown, while Maya Jama put on a dazzling display in a dramatic black sequinned gown.
No stranger to impressing with her quirky Fashion Awards looks, Rita Ora opted for a surprisingly simple white dress, with a plunging front.
Amanda Holden and her daughter Lexi were among the first arrivals on the red carpet as the Fashion Awards kicked off.
The Britain’s Got Talent star, 52, flashed her bottom in a daring black cut-out gown as she headed to the swanky venue.
Amanda slipped into an eye-catching black gown with a revealing bottom cut-out, with a bow peplum highlighting her slender waist.
And having already begun to carve out a career for herself in the modelling industry, Lexi showed she’s certainly following in her mother’s footsteps, by opting for a form-fitting black dress with a sheer beaded skirt.
First held in 1989, the annual event was originally known as the British Fashion Awards until 2016, when the name changed to better reflect the global pool of talent being recognised.
First hosted at the iconic Royal Albert Hall, the awards have also been held at the Natural History Museum – four times – and three times at the Victoria & Albert Museum.
They returned to the Royal Albert Hall in 2016, and have stayed there ever since, becoming an annual hotspot for some of fashion’s biggest names.
From Princess Diana and the Spice Girls, to Vivienne Westwood and Karl Lagerfeld, the awards have welcomed some of the world’s most famous faces from fashion and beyond.
