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Holly Willoughby's son is over the moon about having a new baby brother or sister.
The 33-year-old star recently announced she is expecting her third child with husband Dan Baldwin and she says the best part about the experience has been breaking the news to son Harry, four, and two-year-old daughter Belle.
She said on Monday's (17.03.14) edition of 'This Morning': "It was lovely to tell the children, actually.
"When Belle came along, Harry was not even two yet, so he didn't really get it. This time he gets it and he came downstairs, and I was just waking up, and he went, 'I just wanted to come down and make sure you and the baby are OK.' It melts your heart! It's all lovely."
However, Holly - who also hosts 'Surprise, Surprise' and appears as a panellist on ITV2's 'Celebrity Juice' - admits it was difficult to keep her big news to herself for so long.
She added: "That first bit when you can't say anything is horrible because you just want to go, 'I'm pregnant!' But now it's nice that everybody knows and it's out there."
Holly and TV producer Dan announced their baby joy in a statement on the blonde beauty's official website last week.
She wrote: "Surprise Surprise (and it was a surprise!!) I'm really happy and excited to tell you that Dan and I are expecting baby number 3!!
"We feel blessed and very lucky to be giving Belle and Harry a little brother or sister later this year. (sic)"

Ricky Wilson is in talks to land his own quiz show.
The 'Voice' UK coach has impressed Wall To Wall producers so much that they're keen for him to host his own programme on BBC, which will be similar to the game show 'Never Mind the Buzzcocks'.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "Producers are developing ideas to match his personality -- irreverent and credible."
Meanwhile, Ricky's co-star Will.i.am is also exploring other TV ventures as he will feature in a one-off 60-minute film with Joanna Lumley, which will air later this month.
The documentary, which is entitled 'Joanna Lumley Meets Will.i.am', will follow the 'Absolutely Fabulous' star as she meets the Black Eyed Peas singer, whom she has become "fascinated" with since watching him carrying the the Olympic Torch in the relay in 2012.
The 67-year-old actress travelled to Los Angeles in California to spend seven days at Will.i.am's house, meeting his friend and family, and getting an insight into the singer's life.
She said previously: "The film we made together is truly a rare thing -- a side of will.i.am the public hasn't seen yet, with interviews with friends, family and colleagues."
'Joanna Lumley Meets Will.i.am' will air on March 28 on BBC One.

Kara Tointon hasn't danced since competing on 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The former 'EastEnders' actress won the ballroom show in 2010 but is "sad" to admit she hasn't used the skills she learnt since lifting the glitterball trophy.
Asked if she still dances, she said: "No, I don't. I try by myself around the house but it's hard - you need a partner. It's one of those things you do all day, every day for six months, then it finishes and you never dance again. It's really quite sad."
The 30-year-old star insists she hasn't danced because the styles she learned are not "appropriate" in ordinary settings.
She said: "You don't want to show everyone up and pull out the shapes, it's hard pulling out a tango in the middle of a dancefloor ... they're only appropriate in certain places. I's all choreographed, isn't it - I'm not so good at the freestyling thing."
However, Kara could get to use her skills again soon as she and fellow former 'Strictly' stars Denise Van Outen and Kimberley Walsh are working on a dance show together.
She told BBC Radio 1: "We got chatting and realised how much we enjoyed it and we're all from a background where we love the jazz hands. We hadn't ever done this particular style, ballroom, and we'd love to do some more so we're developing a show together that we're involved in writing it, so that's in the process at the moment."

'Coronation Street's' Maria Connor is "shattered" by Marcus Dent's betrayal.
The Weatherfield favourite will have a breakdown when she discovers her boyfriend - played by Charlie Condou - has been cheating on her with Todd Grimshaw (Bruno Langley), and will begin acting odd.
Samia Ghadie, who plays Maria, said: "She's heading for some sort of breakdown and there'll be some unexpected behaviour from her. It's one betrayal too far, so all of her past tragedies will come to a head. She has no trust in anyone anymore. Marcus has shattered her dreams completely."
Maria will end her relationship with midwife Marcus and the messy split will take the character to a dark place.
Samia explained: "She wants to kill him. She's fuming with them both. She sees them in the street together and presumes they're now an item, that's another kick in the teeth."
And the hairdresser is further shocked to discover her friend Fiz Stape (Jennie McAlpine) has been suspicious about Marcus and Todd.
The actress added to Soaplife magazine: "She is furious Fiz never said anything. Maria's angry at the world and feels as though everyone is laughing at her. She tells Fiz she doesn't need enemies with friends like her."

'Coronation Street' star Kym Marsh has been given a contract extension and pay rise.
The 37-year-old actress - who plays Michelle Connor in the soap - has been offered a new deal, which is said to include promises of dramatic storylines over the coming months.
An insider told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: "Kym is at the very centre of the show and there was no question that we would want to sign her up for another year.
"The scriptwriters are planning fantastic storylines for her later this year."
Kym's decision to stay gives the soap a boost as they prepare for the impending departures of Michelle Keegan, Sue Johnston, Chris Gascoyne, Charlie Condou and Phillip Lowrie.
Meanwhile, Bill Roache - who was recently cleared of historic sex assault and rape charges - has had an emotional return to the cobbled set of the show.
Speaking to the Sunday Mirror newspaper, a source said: "There was a big fanfare when he arrived, and a huge sense of relief that the court case is over.
"He has been sorely missed. He was quite overwhelmed."

Ronnie Corbett retires from showbiz as he battles a "mystery" illness.
The 83-year-old legendary comedian has brought an end to his famed TV career as his wife Anne insists he isn't going to keep going like 'Dancing On Ice' host Bruce Forsyth.
She told the Sunday Mirror newspaper: "He won't be doing any more TV - he's 83. He won't be like Bruce Forsyth."
It is said he is likely to need more tests to find out exactly what he is struggling with, as he battles health issues including chest pains.
Speaking about the day Ronnie was taken into hospital, Anne added: "We didn't know what was wrong.
"He was feeling sick in his stomach and he wasn't well. The hospital ran lots of tests, he was in there for several days."
After he complained about chest and stomach paints as well as feeling nauseous, Ronnie's wife insisted he sought medical treatment, although doctors weren't able to figure out what was causing his problems.
A source claimed: "It was a really worrying time for everybody while the doctors tried to find out what was wrong with Ronnie.
"His illness remains a mystery He is taking things easy at home and is trying to get better."

Fergie is in "positive" talks to join the 'X Factor' judging panel.
The Black Eyed Peas singer is being lined up to complete a quartet of Simon Cowell, Louis Walsh and returning star Cheryl Cole, with show bosses are "excited" by the idea of landing another big name.
An insider told the Sunday Mirror newspaper: "It's not a done deal just yet but things have been positive.
"Both sides are keen to move things forward and people at the show and ITV are excited at the prospect of having Fergie.
"She brings a lot to the show and her success globally with the Black Eyed Peas and her solo albums obviously speaks for itself. On top of that, she looks fantastic and fans love the glamour of the live shows."
Meanwhile, it is said reports Cheryl wanted to be the only female on the panel are off the mark - and it is claimed she "would love" to be joined by another woman on the show.
Speaking to the Sunday People newspaper, a source said: "Cheryl would love the other judge to be a woman.
"She is very supportive of young women in showbiz and would love to have another female on her side."

'The Voice' coach Ricky Wilson has told his female stars to start working as a team.
Although the Kaiser Chiefs front man knows his contestants are all battling to win the BBC singing competition, it is said he wants them to stop seeing each other as simply "obstacles that need to be smashed".
Speaking to The Sun on Sunday newspaper, a source revealed: "The girls on Ricky's team are by far the most competitive and there has been a lot of bitching going on.
"They see each other as obstacles that need to be smashed out of the way. It began as a few snide remarks, but then the claws really came out ... A few days before the knockout rounds one singer was left in tears.
"That's when Ricky decided enough was enough. He told them it was fine to be competitive but they had to realise they were a team and the only chances they were scuppering were their own."
On tonight's show (16.03.13), viewers will see Christina Marie and Emily Adams showing much less of a union than the contestants on will.i.am's team.
The insider added: "It was obvious they were willing each performer to fail.
"If looks could kill, there would have been some serious casualties. It's fair to say Ricky will be glad when he has just three acts left."

Joey Essex is "too busy" with his new show to think about dating girls.
The 'Educating Joey Essex' star claims he doesn't have time in his busy schedule to talk to girls and despite his admission that he is "back in contact" with his ex-girlfriend and former 'The Only Way Is Essex' co-star, Sam Faiers, he insists he's still single.
He exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "I mean, I'm single but I have just been concentrating on the show, really. I'm too busy [for girls] at the moment. Every single day I'm getting up at early hours of the morning doing different things."
Despite his busy schedule, Joey has been working on rekindling his romance with Sam, following their split last June, and admits they became close again after she was diagnosed with Crohn's disease earlier this month.
He explained: "We've got back in contact with each other, but we're just friends at the moment. So we are talking. I will always be there for her, no matter what happens. It's not nice to hear that someone's ill, is it? She's got a special place in my heart."
Meanwhile, the reality TV hunk praised Sam's sister, Billie Faiers, on her pregnancy and thinks the Minnie's Boutique co-owner and her fiancé, Greg Shepherd, will make great parents.
Joey gushed: "I've congratulated her, yeah ... it's amazing. She will make an amazing mother, she's really nice, so congratulations to her."
'Educating Joey Essex' begins on ITV2 tonight (16.03.14) at 9pm.