Sophie Kasaei and Jordan Brook have revealed they are expecting their first child together after having a challenging two-year fertility journey.
The reality stars took to social media on Sunday to share a sweet video announcing the happy news after undergoing an emotional two-year fertility battle in their bid to become parents.
TOWIE stars Sophie, 36, and Jordan, 30, looked more loved-up than ever as they hung a bauble on their Christmas tree which read: ‘Merry Christmas Mummy and Daddy. See you in 2026.’
In the video it began with the couple wrapping a present last year and placing it under their Christmas tree.
They wrote: ‘Last year, Sophie and Jordan clutched onto an old wives’ tale, carefully wrapping a baby blanket and placing it under their tree, in the hope that 2025 would be their year.’
The video transitioned to the pair dressed to the nines in a glamorous figure hugging red dress showcasing her baby bump and Jordan wearing a tuxedo as they danced by their Christmas tree.
Sophie Kasaei and Jordan Brook have revealed they are expecting their first child together after having a challenging two-year fertility journey
The reality stars took to social media on Sunday to share a sweet video announcing the happy news after undergoing an emotional two-year fertility battle in their bid to become parents
Sophie also shared clips of her holding up her positive pregnancy test and another video of Jordan finding out for the first time as his jaw dropped before the pair broke down in tears of joy.
The couple also shared a video of their sonogram and Jordan sweetly kissing Sophie’s growing baby bump.
The announcement video concluded with the message, ‘Baby Brook Due 2026’.
Sophie penned: ‘The most magical gift. Merry Christmas from the three of us’.
Jordan took to the comments and added: ‘My darling girl. I am so proud of you. I am so proud of us. We never lost hope, and through our toughest battle has come the most incredible blessing. I love you and that bump more than anything in the world’.
Fans and friends of the couple rushed to the comments to congratulate the stars on their happy news.
Ferne McCann wrote: ‘Oh this is absolutely gorgeous news. I got goosebumps what an amazing video. Congratulation to you both’.
Olivia Bowen added: ‘Oh my god this is the mist beautiful happy magical thing I am so beyond happy for you’.
Phoebe Tomlinson said: ‘So so happy for you angel!❤️’.
Sophie shared clips of her holding up her positive pregnancy test and another video of Jordan finding out for the first time as his jaw dropped before the pair broke down in tears of joy
The announcement video concluded with the message, ‘Baby Brook Due 2026’. Sophie penned: ‘The most magical gift. Merry Christmas from the three of us’
Jordan took to the comments: ‘My darling girl. I am so proud of you. I am so proud of us. We never lost hope, and through our toughest battle has come the most incredible blessing’
Fans and friends of the couple rushed to the comments to congratulate the stars on their happy news
Charlotte Crosby penned: ‘I can’t even type or see my phone through the tears. I’ve never ever ever ever been so happy for anyone in my life! My beautiful best friend I love you so much it’s unbelievable!!!!
‘I’m so happy you and Jordan are going to make the most unbelievable parents! I can’t wait to meet you little baby! Loved so much already. Wow this is the most beautiful moment ever! I’m so proud of you and you deserve this so much’.
It comes after Sophie gave an update on her fertility struggles in September after she suffered a chemical pregnancy while trying for a baby with Jordan.
A chemical pregnancy is a very early pregnancy loss that usually happens just after the embryo implants.
The Geordie Shore star and Jordan took a new step in their journey to becoming parents as they have started a new form of therapy.
Sophie revealed she had started Lymphocyte Immunization Therapy (LIT), which ‘involves analysing a patient’s immune system and administering appropriate immune therapy’, according to The Fertility And Gynaecology Academy.
Taking to Instagram, the TV personality penned: ‘After 28 months our fertility journey continues.
‘Today we are heading to @fertilysis to start our first round of Lit therapy amongst other treatments. Our biggest leap forwards on our journey in what feels like forever.
‘As a team we are taking every day, week and month as it comes. We will not give up. Thank you to every single friend, member of our families and everyone else who continues to reach out with kind words and support it really does mean the world.
‘To those who are also in the same boat. Keep going. Keep communicating and keep exploring.’
Her update on social media comes after she told how she was overjoyed when she had a positive pregnancy test but when she checked again, ‘the line was gone’.
Jordan and Sophie have been open about their fertility struggles and recently revealed they had started Lymphocyte Immunization Therapy (LIT)
They penned: ‘As a team we are taking every day, week and month as it comes. We will not give up. Thank you to every single friend, member of our families and everyone else who continues to reach out with kind words and support it really does mean the world’
Speaking on the Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast, she said: ‘You’re like, oh, I feel a bit sick today. My God, I’m pregnant. So that happened quite a bit.
‘And there was one sad time that I woke up one morning and there was two lines, and I was like, oh my God, there’s a line. Am I pregnant? Could this happen?
‘So obviously the camera, you know. Yeah, the Instagram video. And I shouted Jordan in the room, we celebrated. And it was just amazing. This moment felt like everything I’ve ever wanted.
‘But then I was like, right, I’m just going to take another one just in case. And Jordan was like, I’ve gotta go filming now. I was like, wait, you go filming? I’ll be fine. This is amazing.
‘He left to go filming and I did it again and I went, oh, oh, the line’s gone. That was really weird.
‘Did – did I just see that? Was that in my head? Am I like seeing things? So I looked into it and apparently saw a chemical pregnancy.
‘So it’s where the body is obviously producing a pregnancy, but it just goes. So that was probably a moment where it was like – this is tough.
‘Extremely tough because you’re celebrating a pregnancy and you’re fantasizing over this life you’re going to have.
‘And then it’s taken away from you within ten minutes – if that – like 20 minutes. That was a really, really hard point of mine and Jordan’s fertility struggle.’
