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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Lindsay Ellingson is pregnant with her third child

    The former Victoria's Secret Angel shared the news in a sweet Instagram video as she celebrated her 10th wedding anniversary with husband Sean Clayton on Friday (12.07.24).


    Lindsay posted a video showing her bump and wrote: "Can't think of a better way to celebrate 10 years with you."

    The couple announced their engagement in December 2013 and tied the knot the following year.

    They welcomed sons Carter John Clayton, in May 2020 and Roen Allen Clayton in 2021.

    Lindsay previously spoke about her devastating heartbreak after suffering a late-term baby loss in 2019.

    Speaking in May 2020, she explained: "I had a late-term loss last year, which was devastating, and I just felt like my body needed to finish what it started.

    "I started doing guided meditations as a way to work towards healing and manifesting this dream. Within a few months, I had a feeling that I was pregnant again."

    And, following the birth of Carter, she opened up about the delivery, calling it "really smooth and safe".

    She said: "Overall, it was a really smooth and safe delivery.

    "When the anaesthesiologist said an epidural wasn't possible because of my spinal fusion, it was like this moment of empowerment. I was so nervous, but my fear quickly turned into determination for my baby. My husband Sean was with me every step of the way and encouraging me through the whole process."

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