This Morning star Sian Welby announced the gender of her baby to listeners of Capital radio - a job which she will also leave on Friday to go on maternity leave
This Morning 's Sian Welby has announced she's having a baby girl! The presenter who is 38 weeks pregnant revealed the happy news on the Capital radio on Wednesday 6 June.
Sian explained on the show: "I'm at that point where I'm 38 weeks - I've got 11 days to go." She then went on to say: "Before I go off on baby leave, I do want to share one thing with everyone because I've decided that Capital Breakfast, it doesn't have listeners, we are a family and I have told my nearest and dearest what me and my partner Jake are having.
Sian will leave Capital on Thursday 7 June with Kemi Rogers taking her place whilst she's on her maternity break.
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