Model Madeleine White has announced she is expecting her first child in July this year, but fans have shared their shock after seeing how her body has responded to pregnancy. People have been left gobsmacked after seeing what a model looks like six months pregnant, with many mums-to-be admitting they are more than a little jealous.
Madeleine White's Pregnancy Revelation
Madeleine White, who first stepped onto the red carpet at the Emily in Paris premiere back in December 2021, has announced she is expecting her first child. While the news itself was exciting, it is her appearance that has really got people talking. Despite being six months pregnant, the model's stomach appears almost completely flat, leaving her 5.3 million followers on TikTok struggling to believe it.
In a video shared online, she joked: "The reaction I would have had if you told me this is what I would look like at six months pregnant." She then turned to the side to show off her bump, but there was barely anything there. "Six months starts today," she added. "So, sis, where you?"
Social Media Reactions
The clip quickly racked up views, with users rushing to the comments to share their disbelief and their theories. One person wrote: "Now I kinda understand cryptic pregnancies." Another warned: "You are going to have a back labour - I will pray for you." A third tried to explain it, adding: "It is because you are tall. More torso space for the baby to be in before it has to expand forwards." One more user said: "Tall with a long torso! My friend was like that too. Baby just had too much room!"
Expert Insights on Bump Size
While her bump may be smaller than many would expect at this stage, experts say there is no such thing as a "normal" size when it comes to pregnancy. Every body carries differently, and a smaller or larger bump does not mean anything is wrong. According to parenting resource BabyCenter, there are several reasons why someone might not show as much at six months. For first-time mums, it can take longer for a bump to appear as the abdominal muscles have not been stretched before. Height can also play a role, with taller women often appearing smaller due to having more room for the baby to grow upwards rather than outwards. Other factors include the baby's position, core strength, and even body type.
So while Madeleine's barely-there bump might seem surprising, it is just another reminder that pregnancy looks different for everyone, even if social media has people doing a double take.
