Megan Schutt's latest pregnancy photoshoot with partner Jess is made of pure love

It came in the public domain long back that Australian cricketer Megan Schutt is expecting her first child with partner Jess Holyoake. In the latest turn of events, the couple went on hiking where they clicked some absolutely adorable pictures together. Their latest pregnancy photoshoot grabbed a lot of attention on social media and people started sending in their wishes and love.

The Australian bowler added that she wanted to click some pictures of her partner before she starts to waddle and both of them got some of the best clicks. The first picture of the album displays the couple kissing each other while they hold a small jersey for baby Schutt. In the same picture, Schutt can be seen wearing an olive-green sweater while her partner wore a body-hugging dress.

In the next picture, a dog can be seen with a pair of cute and pink baby shoes. The third picture solely had Jess holding her belly amid the woods. Australian all-rounder Jess Jonassen and Indian batsman Mona Meshram wished a lot of love and luck to the soon-to-be parents. It was on May 31, earlier this year when Schutt broke the news of expecting a baby with her partner Jess and announced the news on social media.

Here are the latest pictures shared by Megan Schutt from their hiking trip

 

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“Jess and I are excited to finally be able to spill the beans. Jess has the joy of carrying a mini-me, lucky her, baby girl already being smothered by the cat,” wrote Schutt.

The Australian cricketer met her love Jess at National Cricket Centre in Brisbane and they got married in 2019. Schutt also spoke of having a baby through the ‘reciprocal IVF’ method as she was targeted by many people questioning the possibility of having a baby with a same-sex partner. Soon after their marriage, they decided to have a baby and decided to go for the method that supported them. On the professional front, she was last seen in action on Australia’s women’s tour to New Zealand.