Former The Saturdays star Mollie King has unveiled her makeover plans for her baby's nursery after recently revealing she's expecting a girl with fiancé Stuart Broad
Mollie King has shared a sneak peek of her plans for her baby's nursery, after recently announcing she's expecting a girl.
"So, this is the room that will become our nursery! It’s had a few facelifts over the years. We’re currently using it as a study but swipe across to see how we previously had it as a guest room," she captioned two photos of the space. She shared snaps of three different paint samples on the wall and excitedly wrote: "The first few paint colours are on the wall".
You'll receive an email with stories exclusive only for OK! VIP members, including celebrity house tours, baby reveals, wedding snaps and so much more!Mollie's nursery plans come after she opened up to Grazia about her pregnancy and finding out she's expecting a baby girl, after being convinced she was having a boy.
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