‘I tell my cub each day exactly what I’m doing’: Pregnant Married At First Sight star Jules Robinson shows off her growing bump as she reveals her daily ritual to ‘connect’ with her baby
She’s expecting her first child with husband Cam Merchant.
On Thursday, Jules Robinson showed off her baby bump as she revealed her daily ‘special ritual’ that she uses to ‘connect’ with her child.
‘One of the most precious parts of my pregnancy has been connecting with my gorgeous growing baby,’ the Married At First Sight star, 38, wrote on Instagram, revealing that she uses a stretch mark oil and cream twice a day.
‘I tell my cub each day exactly what I’m doing’: Pregnant Married At First Sight star Jules Robinson showed off her growing bump on Thursday, as she revealed her daily ritual to ‘connect’ with her baby
She continued: ‘Rubbing my bump with stretch mark oil and stretch mark cream twice a day, is such a special ritual, to really stop and have a moment between just the two of us.’
‘It’s so amazing to know that the baby can hear me now, so I tell #babycub each day exactly what I’m doing and why, and that I don’t think my belly button will pop but who knows!’
In the images, the redhead sits in black lingerie with a white lace shawl around her shoulders.
She’s glowing! In the images, the redhead sits in black lingerie with a white lace shawl around her shoulders
Earlier this month, Jules called for cyber-bullying to be recognised as a criminal offence after sharing a shocking example of the messages she receives from trolls daily.
The pregnant reality star uploaded a screenshot of a cruel message she received.
The troll said: ‘Did your baby die yet? I have a feeling you just got fat again? I hope you have a painful miscarriage. Fat and ugly. Praying for your miscarriage.’
Discussing the severity of the message on Instagram Stories, she explained that it was past the point of ‘freedom of speech’ and was sent to purely ‘hurt her feelings.’
Hitting back: Earlier this month, Jules has called for cyber-bullying to be recognised as a criminal offence after sharing a shocking example of the messages she receives from trolls daily. Pictured with husband Cam Merchant
Explaining the regulations she wanted in place to combat cyber-bullying, Jules candidly explained in a video: ‘A while ago, I put up a [Instagram] Story saying how I’d like to make the changes to online bullying.
‘Certain things should be a criminal offence, and some people should be banned from social media for six months – and if they keep on doing, it’s a serious criminal rule that they are breaking!’
‘It is completely wrong and disgusting, and this shouldn’t happen.’
Trolls: The 36-year-old explained the message was past the point of ‘freedom of speech’ and was sent to purely ‘hurt her feelings’