Comedian Joel Dommett sweetly cradled his wife’s baby bump as the loved-up duo posed for a picture as they attended the launch of new fragrance brand, e11even.

Blonde beauty Hannah Cooper looked stunning in a black maxi dress, which showed off her blossoming baby bump, paired with a black jacket and flat studded shoes.

Her hair was styled in relaxed loose waves as she showed off her natural beauty and opted for minimal makeup.

Husband Joel, 37, proudly stood next to Hannah and placed his hand gently on her growing baby bump. Joel opted for a cool and casual look, wearing black jeans and a white t-shirt under a striped bomber jacket.

The couple, who tied the knot in 2019, are expecting to welcome their first baby into the world any day now.

Joel has been keeping his followers updated on their pregnancy journey on his Instagram page, and last month gave fans a glimpse as he got to work on the new nursery.

Taking to his Instagram, where he boasts more than 800,000 followers, Joel shared a series of snaps of him putting together a cot. The presenter even posted a sped-up video showing the full process.

“A fun week building things in the house while my wife builds things in her uterus,” Joel joked in the caption.

Loose Women star Charlene White rushed to congratulate the Dad-to-be in the comments as she wrote: “I’m so impressed! Well done Joel!”

Meanwhile, one fan said: “Nice to see a man who reads the instructions, hope you had no screws left over – great work!”

They have also been keeping fans updated on their podcast, Never Have I Ever, where Joel recently revealed what his intentions were with his wife's breast milk.

Hannah joked: "I am a little bit fearful that you're going to make a breast milk flat white”, before Joel swiftly said: “Yeah! I also don't get this thing where people are like 'uuurgh breast milk, uuurgh'. Like no, give me that, please.”

Sharing the clip on his Instagram page, Joel then asked his followers for their opinions on the topic, as he said: "Surely it’s less weird than drinking cows milk?"

While some followers found the concept strange, many others agreed with Joel, as one wrote: "It’s the only milk actually designed for human consumption. So yes, definitely less weird than drinking milk produced by and for cows”.

Another fan praised: "Love that you're trying to normalise breast milk. It is an amazing natural thing. The fact that it changes for baby's needs is amazing! Well done!xx."

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