InstagramAnne Marie has shown off her growing bump[/caption]
InstagramThe singer shared a slew of snap on social media[/caption]
InstagramOne of the snaps was of a bunch of roses[/caption]
PAAnne Marie is married to Slowthai[/caption]
InstagramThe pair have a daughter named seven[/caption]
InstagramAnne Marie recently revealed that she is expecting her second child[/caption]
The stunning singer took to Instagram to share a slew of new photographs as part of a photo dump.
The first offering was a snap that showed off her blossoming baby bump as she stood with her eyes shut.
Anne Marie could be seen with her red hair plaited in the snap as she lifted up her black top to reveal her huge, protruding baby bump.
Standing with her eyes shut, Anne Marie looked beyond content as she displayed her round bump.
Fans were quick to comment on the post, with many keen to speculate over when she is due.
“When are you due?” asked one fan in the comments section, to which someone else said: “Her bump is big so probably April maybe May?”
“You’re so gorgeous. You’re the best mummy in the world,” swooned another.
While someone else added: “Okay, this family is getting more and more beautiful.”
Other snaps in the carousel that she shared included a glamorous selfie, a cup of tea with a single digestive biscuit, a bouquet of roses and other snapshots from her daily life.
Anne Marie recently revealed her second pregnancy, with the hitmaker leaving fans gobsmacked by the announcement.
When the singer revealed she was pregnant for a second time, she did so by sharing video of herself singing along to her song Don’t Panic before revealing her bump.
She sang: “Baby, please don’t panic. Nothing’s gonna happen.
“Please don’t panic. You’ll only cause more damage. You give yourself a heart attack.
“Oh, every time you think like that.”
Anne Marie captioned the video “surprise”, with her dancing around in the video and showing off her huge bump.
Fans were totally taken aback by the announcement because only last year did she welcome her first baby.
2 weeks agoBlogsComments Off on Man City 0 Liverpool 2: Reds make easy work of Pep Guardiola’s crumbling side to go 11 points clear at top of table
THE transfer of power is complete at the top of the Premier League.
After Arne Slot’s champions-elect inflicted another emphatic defeat on Pep Guardiola’s fallen four-in-a-row kings, we can officially stop pretending that there is any sort of title race this season.
GettyMo Salah and Domink Szoboszlai scored the goals as Liverpool beat Man City[/caption]
AFPSalah scored his 25th Prem goal of the season[/caption]
AFPSzoboszlai played a pivotal role in Liverpool’s victory[/caption]
PAMan City were outplayed for the second time this week[/caption]
Liverpool are walking alone at the top of the table, 11 points clear of an Arsenal side who don’t have a fit centre-forward and have precious little discipline.
The Reds are the best team in England by a country mile, as they proved by winning a league match at the Etihad for the first time in a decade.
Mo Salah netted with a deflected strike from a genius corner-kick routine and then teed up Dominik Szoboslai for a 2-0 half-time lead as City were handed a painful lesson in ruthless efficiency by the runaway leaders.
Liverpool are rarely thrilling but they are impressive in their clarity of thought, the speed of their attacks and the surgical nature of their finishing.
City dominated the ball but never looked like winning.
It was their 14th defeat in all competitions since the end of October. Liverpool are unbeaten in the Premier League during that time, during which their only meaningful defeat was when Slot sent out the reserves at Plymouth in the FA Cup.
The gulf between these clubs – for so long England’s top two – is vast.
City, who were outclassed by Real Madrid as they exited the Champions League in midweek, cannot even give elite clubs a proper game at present.
Liverpool’s coronation had been almost confirmed by Jarrod Bowen’s winner for West Ham at Arsenal yesterday/Saturday.
Yet City had never previously lost a home league game to Liverpool under Guardiola.
For all the brilliance of the matches, and the intensity of the rivalry between his side and Jurgen Klopp’s Reds, there was never a Premier League away win, in front of a crowd, for either side.
For City, there was no Erling Haaland, while Ruben Dias, Ilkay Gundogan and Bernardo Silva were all resting after their hiding at the Bernabeu.
Kevin De Bruyne returned but the Belgian simply embodies City’s sudden, incomprehensible decline.
Guardiola employed Phil Foden as a makeshift centre forward and it was ‘false nines’ all round with Slot opting to play Curtis Jones through the middle, leaving Darwin Nunez, Cody Gakpo and Diogo Jota on the bench.
On paper, that appeared to be an unlikely show of respect towards Guardiola’s bullet-ridden troops.
It turned out to be nothing of the sort.
It only took 14 minutes for the league leaders to go in front with that beautifully-choreographed corner routine.
After a Lewis blunder, Luis Diaz won the set-piece with a shot turned around the near post by Ederson.
Alexis Mac Allister delivered it low to Dominik Szoboszlai, who had peeled away from the near post into space and cut back neatly for Salah to score with a shot which took a heavy deflection off Nathan Ake.
Arsenal have a mural of their set-piece coach. Perhaps Liverpool will soon have one too. ,
Slot’s side hadn’t looked convincing before that. Doku was frequently twisting Trent Alexander-Arnold inside out, yet while City dominated possession there was no end product.
The champions netted on the half-hour but while Omar Marmoush had finished smartly, in off the far post, he had been in a comfortably offside position.
Soon it was 2-0, Alexander-Arnold’s lofted pass releasing Salah, who darted forward and squared for Szoboszlai to ping his shot past a frozen Ederson – one of many City players who look gone at all levels.
The sound of jubilant, crowing Scousers pounded the eardrums of every City fan and of the nation at large.
And it was the last kick of the first half which summed up City’s implosion perfectcly – a shot from the once-great De Bruyne which sailed over the corner flag.
After the break, De Bruyne attempted a sliding tackle on Szoboszlai, missed, and careered into Guardiola in his technical area.
Liverpool thought they had gone three-up when Ryan Graveberch’s visionary pass released Szoboszlai who squared for Jones to tap in – only for VAR to deem the Hungarian offside by a toenail, when he had been level by any previous understanding.
Technology punishing a brilliant move and rewarding lazy defending.
Instantly, City woke up and Marmoush’s fierce shot forced a first meaningful save from Alisson.
Next, Diaz cut inside and had a powerful effort brilliantly saved by a fully-stretched Ederson.
De Bruyne was hauled off in place of James McAtee but by then Liverpool were home and hosed.
2 weeks agoBlogsComments Off on Man City 0-2 Liverpool LIVE RESULT: Salah & Szoboszlai seal win for Reds as Slot’s men close in on Premier League title
LIVERPOOL have beaten Manchester City 2-0 to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table to 11 points.
Arne Slot‘s men took the lead through Mohamed Salah‘s deflected strike on 14 minutes after a superb corner routine from the Reds.
Towards the end of the first half, Dominik Szoboszlai placed in a second for Liverpool to mark a dominant opening period for the visitors.
City failed to get back into the game after the interval as the Reds continued to keep the hosts at arm’s length.
Liverpool are now closing in on their first Premier League title since the 2019/20 season, with the likes of Arsenal and City now way behind in the table.
Match result: Man City 0-2 Liverpool
Man City XI: Ederson, Lewis, Khusanov, Ake, Gvardiol, Nico, De Bruyne, Savinho, Foden, Doku, Marmoush
Liverpool XI: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson, Gravenberch, Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Jones, Diaz, Salah
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