ENTREPRENEUR Grace Beverley has announced the exciting news she’s pregnant – following a devastating miscarriage last year.
The 29-year-old influencer – who was previously heartbroken after the loss of a baby – shared her incoming joy on social media.
Business owner and podcaster Grace – who founded multi-million pound activewear brand TALA – captioned the video: “We can’t wait to meet you little one.”
She shared a black-and-white montage of her and her husband Amar Daved reacting to the nail-biting pregnancy test results in an emotional reveal.
The teary pair can be seen embracing each other as they confirm the accuracy of the tests.
The clip shows the husband-and-wife duo at the doctors and getting a scan, seeing the baby’s heartbeat for the first time and a home photoshoot to mark the special occasion.
The influencer can be seen posing for pictures as she shows off her blossoming belly in jeans and a tummy-flashing top.
Last November, the former law student opened up about their devastating pregnancy loss just months after her wedding to husband Amar.
The former Oxford student – who sadly lost her baby at three months – previously explained that she chose to speak out to help break down the ‘taboo’.
At the time, she spoke about having to carry on with work commitments: “Having to push through a loss like this to get the store open was so, so hard.
“It didn’t feel right or possible to talk about it at the time, but there should be nothing taboo about this.
“Getting to spend only a few months with our little baby feels so unfair.
“We were so excited to meet you little one. You were so loved. Till we meet again.”
The influencer confirmed on YouTube that she was told the devastating news on the same day they were supposed to find out the baby’s gender.
She told her audience on the platform: “The baby was still there, but it didn’t have a heartbeat anymore, so it was no longer viable.”
Grace is also the founder and CEO of fitness brand Shreddy, which sells sports kits and sports nutrition products.
She started growing her GraceFitUK social media accounts on YouTube and Instagram at the age of 18.
After graduating from her music degree at St Peter’s College in Oxford, she founded TALA.
The brand is now worth over £8 million and boats a flagship store in the capital.
Thanks to her loyal fan base following her fitness videos, Grace launched an app while at university.
The fitness app Shreddy is filled with recipes, workouts, and a built-in community.
Grace added to her empire by creating a sustainable activewear brand, which she started in 2019 at 22.
On top of all this, Grace launched a book called Working Hard, Hardly Working in 2022.
It “offers a fresh take on how to create your own balance, be more productive and feel fulfilled.”
The Sunday Times bestselling author and her partner tied the knot in a lavish ceremony in the South of France last August.
Her Dad, Peter, runs a business consultancy and her mum, Victoria, is a senior curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Grace attended a £9,600-a-year nursery and four top public schools, before becoming a social media and business star.
