Leigh-Anne Pinnock turned heads at London Fashion Week on Sept. 21 as she closed Di Petsa’s “Holy Milk” show with her growing baby bump on full display.
The Little Mix star hit the runway in a white, belly-baring look that featured a sculptural bra shooting streams of milky liquid from the cups. The design tied directly into Di Petsa’s Spring 2027 collection, which explored pregnancy, motherhood and the physical changes that come with both.
After the show, Leigh-Anne took to Instagram to share what the moment meant to her.
“Walking my first ever fashion show and I did it pregnant,” she wrote. “I don’t think I’ll ever forget this moment.”
She said pregnancy is often treated as something women are expected to hide or dress around.
“To be given a space to stand on a runway, pregnant, completely exposed to the power of what my body is doing and to celebrate it rather than conceal it… was seriously one of the most empowering experiences of my life,” she wrote.
She added, “This was about womanhood, motherhood, creation and power.”
Leigh-Anne thanked Di Petsa for making her pregnancy a focal part of the show.
“I loved that @dipetsa didn’t ask me to make my pregnancy smaller, quieter or more palatable, she made it the centre of the story,” she said.
“My body is not something to be ashamed of because it is changing, it’s not less beautiful because it is carrying life,” she continued. “And it does not stop belonging to me because I am becoming a mother.”
She closed the post with, “I felt powerful. I felt free. I felt completely, unapologetically WOMAN.”
Leigh-Anne is expecting her third child with husband Andre Gray and is now in the final months of her pregnancy.
Earlier this month, the mom of two admitted that the pregnancy has been moving faster than she expected.
“This pregnancy is going super quick it’s scary,” she wrote on Instagram on Sept. 2. “Emotions and hormones are all over the place and on top of that the grind doesn’t stop but we’re just so excited to meet this lil bubba and go into our baby bubble!”
She added, “Life is about to get even more chaotic and I can’t wait.”
