Charlotte Hawkins is "conscious" about losing her baby weight.
The 39-year-old 'Good Morning Britain' presenter -who is currently six months pregnant with her first child - has admitted that she is already thinking about how she can shift the baby weight after she's given birth.
When asked how she has handled her weight gain, Charlotte explained: "I still take our dogs for walks and do pregnancy yoga. I'll be conscious of losing weight, but I won't rush - the main thing is you're healthy, energized and have enough nutrition to support a new life. That should be the focus, not whether you can fit into your skinny jeans.
"I just look forward to having lots of cuddles with this amazing being we've created."
The first-time mum also revealed that her fellow ITV presenter Ben Shephard failed to notice her growing bump despite her repeatedly raiding the work biscuit tin.
She said: "I wasn't actually sick, but I felt like I was going to be every day. I was having to go into work and pretend everything was okay and I just had to eat my way through it. I thought they must have suspected because I ate biscuits and pastries all morning. I said to Ben later, 'Didn't you wonder why I ate so many biscuits?' And he was like, 'I'm a boy. I thought you just ate a lot of biscuits.'"
Charlotte, who married her husband Mark Herbert, 41, in 2008, admitted that she "feels" for the Duchess of Cambridge who suffers from acute morning sickness.
Charlotte told HELLO! magazine: "It's not just in the morning, it's the whole time. It's just so debilitating and you do feel so vulnerable because it's such early days."

One Direction were the big winners at the American Music Awards last night (23.11.14), taking home three prizes.
The 'Steal My Girl' hitmakers - who also took to the stage to perform 'Night Changes' - were thrilled to pick up the trophies for Best Pop/Rock Band and Best Pop/Rock Album for 'Midnight Memories', as well as the prestigious Artist of the Year award at the annual ceremony at Los Angeles' Nokia Theatre.
Picking up their third honour of the night, Liam Payne said: "I can't believe we've won three, it's amazing, it's so cool."
Iggy Azalea took home two awards, Best Rap/Hip-Hop Album for 'The New Classic' and Best Rap/Hip-Hop Artist, and gave an emotional speech when she picked up the first honour.
The Australian said: "This award is the first award I've ever won in my entire life, and means so much to me that it is for best hip-hop, because that's what inspired me to move to American and pursue my dreams.
"It's what helped me when I was a teenager to escape and to get through my life and to better times."
Taylor Swift dined with a handsome man and played with fire during her show-opening performance of 'Blank Space' and she was later honoured with the newly-created Dick Clark Award for Excellence.
During her acceptance speech, the 24-year-old beauty - who recently removed her music from Spotify- appeared to take a swipe at the streaming service.
She said: "What you did by going out and investing in music and albums is you are saying that you believe in the same thing that I believe in: that music is valuable and music should be consumed in albums and albums should be consumed as art and appreciated."
Other big winners on the night included Beyonce, who was honoured with Best Soul/R&B Female Artist and Best Soul/R&B Female Album for 'BEYONCE' and Katy Perry, who accepted the Best Pop/Rock Female Artist and Single of the Year for 'Dark Horse' via video link from Australia.
Performers at the ceremony included the evening's host Pitbull, Lorde, Iggy Azalea and Jennifer Lopez, Selena Gomez - who wept as she sang 'The Heart Wants What It Wants' - and Fergie.

American Music Awards 2014 full list of winners:
Dick Clark Award for Excellence:
Taylor Swift

Artist of the Year:
One Direction

Best Pop/Rock Band:
One Direction

Best Rap/Hip-Hop Album:
'The New Classic' - Iggy Azalea
Best Pop/Rock Album:
'Midnight Memories' - One Direction

Best Pop/Rock Male Artist:
Sam Smith

Best Pop/Rock Female Artist:
Katy Perry

Best Country Male Artist:
Luke Bryan

Best Alternative Rock Artist:
Imagine Dragons

Best New Artist of the Year:
5 Seconds of Summer

Best Rap/Hip-Hop Artist:
Iggy Azalea

Best Country Album:
'Just As I Am' - Brantley Gilbert

Best Latin Artist:
Enrique Iglesias

Single of the Year:
'Dark Horse' - Katy Perry feat. Juicy J

Best Country Female Artist:
Carrie Underwood

Best Country Band:
Florida Georgia Line

Best Soul/R&B Male Artist:
John Legend

Best Soul/R&B Female Artist: Beyonce

Best Soul/R&B Album:
'BEYONCE' - Beyonce

Best Electronic Dance Music (EDM) Artist:
Calvin Harris

Best Soundtrack:
'Frozen'

Olly Murs still gets starstruck.
The 'Wrapped Up' singer has met his fair share of celebrities since appearing on 'The X Factor' in 2009, but confessed he still feels jittery when he meets people he really admires such as David Beckham.
Recalling the moment when he met the footballing hero earlier this year, he said: "He'd actually asked to see me. I was at a football game and a woman came down and said, 'David would like to meet you.'
"I ran to his box and we had a great chat about Comic Relief, which we'd both been involved with. I have to admit, I was starstruck, but I soon realised he's just a normal guy.
"I've been a fan of his since I was a kid - and he was everything I wanted him to be."
The 30-year-old star - who counts Robbie Williams and Simon Cowell amongst some of his close friends - also worked with Paul Weller on his new album, 'Never Been Better'; another moment which he found unbelievable.
He explained: "I can't believe I've worked with him on my new album. I'm a huge fan and he's the soundtrack to my childhood."
Luckily for the 'Dear Darlin' hitmaker, the former The Jam lead singer soothed his nerves so he wasn't left speechless by the experience.
Talking to the Sunday Mirror newspaper, he added: "It could have been intimidating, but he was very comfortable around me. I didn't feel that at all.
"He was intrigued by my experience of the industry."

Iggy Pop enjoys twerking around his house.
The 67-year-old musician has said he was "proud" when Debbie Harry made comments earlier this year saying he had been twerking for his whole life.
In an interview with The Guardian in which she spoke about the stage antics of modern popstars, the Blondie lead singer joked: "I think Iggy [Pop] has been vomiting and twerking for most of his career."
When asked whether he had heard the comments, Iggy said: "Yes, I was so proud."
The Stooges frontman continued, admitting he is a huge fan of the dance move which involves him provocatively shaking his derriere, but isn't as good as his wife, Nina Alu, who he married six years ago.
He said: "But I'll tell you something, when something with a good beat comes on, I twerk around the house with my wife. Her father's Nigerian and she can tweeerk. And I try. (sic)"
The singer also said apart from wiggling his backside, he is always trying to keep fit and skips meals in order to avoid looking like Homer from the animated television show, 'The Simpsons'.
He told The Sunday Times newspaper: "I do get an appetite,
"I try to ride it out because I think it's only fair that I resemble myself.
"I was probably born to be 10 stone, and at my peak of obsessiveness I would run about nine stone. When it gets up to 10, I get like, 'Hey! What is this, Homer Simpson?' I start getting nervous."

Ryan Reynolds thought his father was "scary".
'The Proposal' star - who is expecting his first child with his wife, Blake Lively - has admitted that his dad worked incredibly "tirelessly" to provide for their family.
He said: "[He was] the toughest man alive: a former cop, former boxer and full-time land mine. He worked tirelessly to provide for his family and in return, you were expected to do what he said, often before he said it.
"In a word, he was scary. Not because he was sadistic or physically abusive. He was scary because he was one of those people with an energetic 'weight' to him."
The 38-year-old actor explained that as a young boy, he was "terrified" to get a gold stud earring and his brothers even tried to convince him not to do it.
Writing in Time magazine's 'Time for Thanks' column about the moment he sat down at the table with his father after it had been done, he said: "The little gold earring felt like it was flashing ember-red, as if to say, 'LOOK AT ME!!! Over here! Your son is a tool! You raised a future Zen-garden salesman who collects artisanal bongs!'"
"I could see he wasn't just looking at me. His confused eyes darted spastically between all four boys in shock, disbelief and directionless anger.
"What he was in fact looking at, were four young men, sitting at a dinner table, each, with a freshly pierced ear."

Demi Lovato is getting "serious" with her boyfriend.
The 'Neon Lights' hitmaker - who is currently dating 34-year-old Wilmer Valderrama - is reportedly hoping he will pop the question soon.
A friend of the star said: "They are getting beyond serious.
"I saw them recently and she looks so happy and in love. In fact, she is hoping that he will ask him to marry her this year.
"She says that Wilmer is her soul partner and she could never see herself with anyone else."
Demi was recently spotted shopping at a furniture store in Sherman Oaks, California, where an insider revealed that she was looking for something for the couple's home.
The source told RadarOnline.com: "I overheard Demi telling the salesclerk that she wanted 'her and her boyfriend's home' to be warm and comfy.
"She said she loves reds and earth tones and wanted their bedroom to be romantic, dark and passionate.
"She also bought a ton of candles because she said that Wilmer loves candles."
Meanwhile, the 22-year-old singer recently publicly declared her love for Wilmer.
Next to a selfie of the pair, she wrote: "I never post personal pictures like this but f**k.. He is perfect. I miss my @wilmervalderrama (sic)".

Scott Disick is "excited" to meet his new baby.
The television personality - who already has Mason, 4 and 2-year-old Penelope with his longtime girlfriend Kourtney Kardashian - can't wait for their son or daughter to arrive.
He said: "I've been there before, and I'm excited."
Scott also spoke out about the difficulties he faced this year after losing his father, Jeffrey, just months after his mother, Bonnie, passed away.
When asked how he dealt with it, he told PEOPLE.com: "I wish I had an answer for you but I don't. Listen, if I did I would tell you if I knew.
"It has been a tough time, and, you know, just like anyone who has been through something tough, I just have to think about the positive things and hope for the best."
Meanwhile, Kourtney recently hinted that her relationship with Scott is on the rocks.
She posted quotes from the Disney film 'Lilo & Stitch' alongside a heartbroken emoji on Instagram.
The text read: "'If you want to leave you can. I'll remember you, though. I remember everyone that leaves."
The Instagram post links with a clip from 'Kourtney & Khloé Take The Hamptons', where Kourtney is seen telling step-sister, Kendall Jenner, that Scott needed medical attention for his depression and drug and alcohol issues.
She said: "He's just, like, severely depressed. He just makes up whatever, like, pills he thinks he needs to take and then if you drink with that I don't think it's good. And just stuff like that."

Steve Backshall has left 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The television presenter danced the jive with Ola Jordan but lost out in the dance-off to Sunetra Sarker and her partner, Brendan Cole, who danced the waltz.
Speaking of his time on the show, Steve said: "To all my fellow contestants, the absolute highlight is seeing these people, who have become really good friends of mine - it has blown my mind seeing Mark [Wright] blossom from nothing into a superstar, seeing Jake [Wood]'s salsa, Sunetra's american smooth, Judy [Murray]'s foxtrot ...
"I am just absolutely bursting with pride at everything you all achieved and I think that's why everyone loves 'Strictly' because it's this incredibly lifting experience and seeing that anyone can learn to dance."
Steve's dancing partner, Ola, spoke highly of his effort and determination.
She said: "You were absolutely brilliant to teach and work with. You struggled a lot with your injuries and you worked so hard and you gave one hundred per cent in training, so thank you so much."
Steve - who is the eighth person to leave the dancing competition - admitted that he wasn't the best dancer when he entered the show.
He explained: "I don't think you can underestimate the achievement it is, to take someone who was quite as bad as I was to get them to week nine, it's quite an achievement."

Stevi Ritchie has been eliminated from the 'X Factor'.
The former call centre worker - who has become infamous on the show for adding entertainment value - lost out to Italian powerhouse, Andrea Faustini, in the sing-off.
Speaking after his exit, Stevi - who re-entered the ITV show as a wildcard in the Overs category - said: "Do you know what - the whole experience for me has been an absolute dream. I mean, I never would have thought I would get this far ever.
"I just want to thank all the general public at home for keeping me in and voting each week ... I want to thank all the production staff, the producers and all that, they work so hard. You, Dermot [O'Leary], and all the lovely judges ...
"And my best friend, and mentor, Simon Cowell."
Stevi - who was booted off the the show when Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, Louis Walsh and Mel B all chose to save Andrea - is the second act to leave the competition this weekend as part of a double elimination.
Only The Young - which consists of Charlie George, 17, 20-year-old Parisa Tarjomani, Betsy-Blue English, 18 and 19-year-old Mike Bromley - was eliminated yesterday (22.11.14).
They praised the talent show for giving them the "best time of [their] lives", saying: "We're just so grateful to everyone that's kept us in the competition so far. All the people that have worked on the show thank you so much, we've had an incredible time and this is not the end of Only The Young.
"We've had the absolute best time of our lives and we wouldn't change anything we've done."

Kendra Wilkinson thinks Hank Baskett is "worth fighting for".
The 29-year-old former Playboy star - who split from her husband after he allegedly had an affair with a transgender model in June this year - has revealed that she is prepared to restart her relationship with him, but believes it will take a "lifetime" to trust him again.
She said: "All I can say is I believe Hank. I love Hank.
"And he's proven to me that he's worth forgiving and fighting for. He was at the wrong place at the wrong time, and unfortunate things took place. He's very gullible and naive ... It's going to take a lifetime to trust him again."
Hank added: "I will spend my life trying to get Kendra to trust me again ...
"Our relationship is still day-to-day. I'm still working on regaining Kendra's trust."
Kendra - who has two children, 4-year-old Hank IV and Alijah, 6 with the 32-year-old former American football player - admitted that their relationship became very "volatile" when the details of the alleged affair surfaced.
She told Us Weekly magazine: "I would cry myself to sleep every night, not knowing what happened.
"I was trying to get what I could out of Hank, but I couldn't control my rage. It became very volatile between us."

Jennifer Aniston has joked that she was one of the "original" women who posed nude for a magazine.
The 'Horrible Bosses' star - who exposed her bottom on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine in 1996 - compared herself to Kim Kardashian West, who recently did a naked photoshoot for Paper magazine.
Speaking to Extra! TV, Jennifer quipped: "I was an original, alright? Sorry Kim K."
Meanwhile, sources previously revealed that the 45-year-old actress is a huge fan of 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' and "couldn't wait" to meet her at a recent event.
The source explained: "Jen couldn't wait to meet Kim during a recent party. She told Kim that she secretly watches [the show]. She was gushing to Kim about how much she loves her skin and her hair."
34-year-old Kim is believed to have then replied: "But you're Jennifer Aniston. It's your hair that's famous!"
Jennifer has also previously defended reality television stars, admitting that although her career path was different, if they want to become famous that way then they should be allowed to.
She said: "There's nothing wrong with Kim Kardashian and all those people. If that's how they choose to make a living, more power to them.
"My line of work is different. I want to entertain people."

Kris Jenner has defended her boyfriend over stalking allegations.
The 59-year-old 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star - who is currently dating 33-year-old Corey Gamble, following her separation from Bruce Jenner - doesn't think her new beau is "capable" of being a stalker.
Corey - who's ex got a restraining order against him in 2010 after he allegedly followed her everywhere - isn't the right "type" of person to be a stalker, according to Kris.
She is believed to have told her friends that Corey is just a "background guy", so he is unlikely to have ever stalked anyone, TMZ reports.
Kris also defended Corey's professional job, as a tour manager for Justin Bieber, explaining that he could easily have tried to "exploit" that relationship but didn't.
Before the allegations came to light, Corey came clean to the businesswoman and television personality, insisting that his ex never had a case against him.
Meanwhile, sources close to Kris recently revealed that she is falling hard for Corey.
The insider said: "[Corey] constantly tells her how hot, sexy and smart she is.
"[They] are like teenagers, non-stop making out and it's major PDA all the time! [Kris] is having fun and is so attracted to him."