Meghan Markle Shows Off GROWING Baby Bump In Skin-Tight Dress — See The Photos!
Jan. 17 2019, Published 12:11 a.m. ET
Meghan Markle’s royal whirlwind life turned into a literal circus Wednesday, Jan. 16, when she and husband Prince Harry attended a performance of Cirque du Soleil’s Totem show at the Royal Albert Hall. And as you can see in this RadarOnline.com gallery, her growing baby bump could not be contained.
The circus act was a special performance to support Harry’s charity, Sentebale, which raises money to help children and young people affected by HIV in southern Africa.
The charity event was a follow-up to the successful gala evening last August, when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the London production of Hamilton, which also raised money for Sentebale.
Click through to check out Markle’s beautiful growing baby bump!
Markle, 37, showed off a sparkling, floor length Roland Mouret navy sequin gown at the performance.
She carried a clutch by Givenchy, who also designed her wedding dress.
Her gold bracelet once belonged to Princess Diana.
The special performance raised hundreds of thousands for charity in donations.
The pregnant Duchess' bump was on full display in the dark gown.
Earlier in the day, Markle and Harry, 34, toured animal charity Mayhew, where one of the employees took a playful jab at the plump royal.
“May the good Lord always bless you,” care home resident Peggy McEachrom told Markle while shaking her hand, before adding, “And you’re a fat lady!”
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Markle immediately laughed and responded, “I’ll take it!”
The royal couple are set to welcome their first child in April, 2019.
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