CHARLOTTE Church has showed the world her baby girl for the first time – after Holly Willoughby accidentally revealed her baby news on This Morning.
The 34-year-old singer introduced the tot, who was wearing a pink and white romper suit with rabbit ears.
Charlotte said: "I would love to introduce you to my little baby. Covid realness honey."
She brought out the adorable child during a filmed section of the Sink The Pink Pop Tart podcast.
However, she didn't reveal what the child, her third and first with husband Jonathan Powell, was called.
Holly accidentally revealed Charlotte's baby news on This Morning yesterday when she announced that the singer has three children.
The 40-year-old star told her: "You've got the three kids now" before asking her about home-schooling.
Holly continued: "My biggest challenge with home-schooling was my patience. I'm just not very patient – how have you managed to do that?"
Charlotte, who had never revealed her baby news, replied: "I've been homeschooling my own children now for a few years now."
The 35-year-old singer is already mum to two children Ruby, 12, and Dexter, 11, with former Wales rugby star Gavin Henson.
However, she had never spoken about having a third child with husband Jonathan.
Charlotte let slip the news she was pregnant last year when she replied to a pal who said she'd missed a great night on Twitter.
She replied: "Gutted to have missed it. I'm preggers so I'm airing on the side of caution in terms of virus. It looks like it was a great success. X."
The star and Jonathan married in October 2017 three months after announcing she had suffered a miscarriage.
Charlotte shot to fame as a child thanks to her enchanting singing voice.
She achieved overnight worldwide success in 1998 as a classical singer with her debut album Voice Of An Angel aged just 12.
The star appeared on This Morning today to promote the Comic Relief project she is working on with the English National Opera.
It sees her training comics including Jennifer Saunders and Caroline Quentin to learn to sing opera.
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