Pregnant Sky News host Sarah-Jane Mee, 41, shows off her baby bump as she attends International Women’s Day podcast event
She kicked off 2020 by announcing her pregnancy with fiancé Ben Richardson.
And Sky News host Sarah-Jane Mee looked radiant as she cradled her baby bump at the recording of a live International Women’s Day Happy Vagina podcast from London’s Treehouse hotel on Sunday.
News anchor Sarah-Jane, 41, opted for comfort in a loose white shirt and dark blue jeans.
Glowing: Sky News host Sarah-Jane Mee looked radiant as she cradled her baby bump at the recording of a live International Women’s Day Happy Vagina podcast from London’s Treehouse hotel on Sunday
The gorgeous redhead sported a statement pair of rainbow paneled trainers while her locks were swept into a high ponytail.
Sarah highlighted her slender neck with a pair of gold drop earrings and wore no other jewellery except her stunning solitaire engagement ring set with a blue gem.
Former Heart radio host Sarah revealed her engagement to businessman Ben at the same time as the couple’s pregnancy news in a January magazine spread.
Now six months along, Sarah looked contented as she greeted German actress Laura Pradelska at the International Women’s Day event at the boutique Treehouse hotel.
Gal pals: Now six months along, Sarah looked contented as she greeted German actress Laura Pradelska at the International Women’s Day event at the boutique Treehouse hotel
Sarah joined an array of female influencers for a live edition of the ‘Happy Vagina’ podcast, which opens up the dialogue about fundamental female issues.
The candid discussion show was launched in September 2019 by actress Mika Simmons, 43, who also founded the Lady Garden Foundation in 2014.
Mika led the podcast along with sustainability guru Melissa Hemsley, Big Brother winner Kate Lawler, and TV presenter Zoe Hardman.
Panel: (L-R) Mika Simmons, Melissa Hemsley, Zoe Hardman and Kate Lawler led a live broadcast of The Happy Vagina podcast for International Women’s Day
Happy lasses: The candid podcast was launched in September 2019 by actress Mika Simmons, 43, who also founded the Lady Garden Foundation in 2014
The live podcast proved groundbreaking for Zoe Hardman, who admitted the word vagina was still banned in her house in favour of the more jokey ‘cookie’.
Organic queen Melissa Hemsley joked that she would make a resolution to say vagina much more regularly, while Kate Lawler discussed the pressure put on women to raise children.
In response to people saying that she’d make a great mum, she replied: ‘I’d make a great stripper, but it doesn’t mean I’m going to be one!’
A range of poignant topics were touched upon during the female-centric event, which was attended by a number of well heeled guests.
Empowering: The live podcast proved groundbreaking for Zoe Hardman, who admitted the word vagina was still banned in her house in favour of the more jokey ‘cookie’
Powerful: British gymnast and Commonwealth Games medal winner Aicha McKenzie attended the female focused event on Sunday
Sisterhood: Actress Camilla Rutherford attended the live podcast, which aims to increase awareness around issues affecting women including gender discrimination and period poverty