PREGNANT Jorgie Porter has shared a dramatic video of a fire that tore through the roof of her new gym.
The Hollyoaks actress, 36, took to her Instagram Stories on Sunday to repost the devastating clip originally shared by her fiance Ollie Piotrowski.
In the video, Ollie can be seen running towards the shed in the garden as it goes up in flames.
He grabs a fire extinguisher and a ladder before attempting to put out the fire.
The property developer captioned the Story: “Fireman Sam, eat your heart out. Failed and had to call in the big boys. No new gym for me for a while longer.”
Jorgie has yet to give an update, but everything appears to be fine as she later took to the social media site to show off her growing baby bump in a stylish jumpsuit.
The star glowed in the stone-coloured outfit, gently placing a hand on her tummy as she posed for the photo in her huge Cheshire mansion.
The blonde beauty confirmed her pregnancy during the final episode of ITVBe’s Drama Queens earlier this year as she told the camera: “So guys… guess what? I am pregnant.”
She added: “And I am a little bit moody, not full mood.”
Later on, they shared a post on social media, and wrote: “We’ve been keeping a little secret.”
Back in June, she shared a health update from her first trimester and admitted how morning sickness was “a full time sport.”
The post also told how: “Afternoon naps are your best friend.”
Jorgie is already a parent to son Forest with fiance Ollie and the duo welcomed their tot in November 2022.
Ollie also has a son from a previous relationship.
The Channel 4 star conceived after announcing she had tragically suffered a miscarriage of quadruplets in 2021.
She later described the pain of losing four babies and the frustration of not having answers.
She said: “My miscarriage was the hardest thing I’ve had to go through in my life. None of the doctors knew why it happened.
“I had four times the hormones, and then afterwards, the feeling of being pregnant never went away.
“Ollie and I had felt so ready to be parents. I just didn’t understand how it could be taken away.”
She added: “There is no pain like it, and it was the same for Ollie. Some think, ‘It’s the woman’s body’, but that’s not true. If anything, it makes the male partner feel he can’t be upset.
“So it’s important to talk about it.”
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