Delta Goodrem appeared to have a few strategically placed bags while out enjoying some retail therapy last week. Now fans are hoping this is a sign that the singer’s on the brink of a very exciting announcement.
Delta and her good friend Joe Dadic were spotted hitting up the shops while the talent agent was visiting the singer’s adopted home of Los Angeles. As well as browsing in a bookshop, Joe shared photos on Instagram of the pair enjoying milkshakes and burgers at the Peach Pit pop-up diner, a recreation of the teen hangout made famous in the TV show Beverly Hills, 90210.
WATCH: Delta Goodrem and Matthew Copley seen making music together
Now fans are hoping that all these signs are hinting that Delta – who’s been keeping a low profile recently – could be expecting her first baby.
The Voice star and boyfriend Matthew Copley have been dating for over 18 months, after making things official when they were photographed kissing while holidaying in Hawaii in January 2018.
While they had a temporary break a few months later, since then the couple have appeared inseparable, with musician Matthew frequently stepping in to play alongside Delta in a professional capacity.
Unsurprisingly, speculation has been rising as to whether they’ll soon be taking their relationship to the next level.
Last year there were rumours that the pair were about to tie the knot, but Delta quickly shot down reports, posting, “As I have said a million times I will let you all know. I won’t leave you all out of that special day, one day.”
Yet at the beginning of the year, Delta appeared to hint that they were wedding-ready by posting a snap of them wearing all-white outfits, while she wore a floral headpiece.
Then, last month, reports emerged that with the end of Delta’s latest stint on The Voice, the couple were ready to turn their attention to starting a family. However, in the past Delta has talked about how she’s unsure whether her treatment from Hodgkin’s lymphoma, which she battled and recovered from as a teenager, will affect her fertility.
“I don’t know if I’ll be able to have kids because the treatment can make you infertile,” she said in 2014. “At 18, I felt I was too young to even think about having my eggs frozen.”
Yet the now 34-year-old has always been very open about how she would love to have children.
“I always knew it would be a little later in life for me, I always knew that,” Delta told WHO last year.
“Of course I look forward to when that chapter is, and that will be a beautiful moment.”
She added, “I love kids and I’m definitely looking forward to that chapter in my life, I really am!”
For more, see this week’s New Idea – out now!
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