Georgina Wilson reveals gender of second baby | Inquirer Entertainment

LOOK: Georgina Wilson reveals gender of second baby

/ 04:16 PM June 24, 2019

Model and entrepreneur Georgina Wilson revealed the gender of her second baby due this month.

“It’s time to meet the world my baby boy,” Wilson said via Instagram last Saturday, June 22.

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She shared the news with her fans and followers, together with a photo of her showing her nine-month baby bump, while donning a full-length white robe with tiger patterns.

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The reveal of her second child’s gender was met with positive responses from her fellow showbiz personalities such as actress Isabelle Daza, stylist Liz Uy and TV host Raymond Gutierrez.

Georgina Wilson

Image: Screengrab from Instagram/@ilovegeorgina

Wilson first broke the news of being pregnant with her second child last March 27 accompanied with some photos from her maternity shoot with celebrity photographer BJ Pascual. The Filipino-British model sported a nude-colored one-piece swimsuit paired with a long snakeskin-patterned robe in the pictorial.

In a caption of one of the photos, she revealed that she was already six months pregnant at the time of the photos’ posting.

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Wilson married Arthur Burnand, a British businessman, back in April 2016 in England. She later gave birth to their first child, Archie, in December of the same year. JB

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