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Why pregnant Pippa Middleton is cycling with her bump!

Expectant Pippa shows of her growing baby bump while out in London

Mum to be, Pippa Middleton is expected to give birth in October, but she isn’t showing any signs of slowing down!

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The Duchess of Cambridge’s younger sister was spotted out and about in London on her bike.

Despite the strong breeze, Pippa still managed to look chic in a black tunic dress featuring a peter pan collar that showed off her growing bump. She teamed the dress with a pair of trendy white sneakers and a black cross-body bag.  

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Pippa showed of her growing bump in a black dress. (Credit: SPLASH)

Sporty Pippa, who is expecting her first child with husband, James Matthews, has previously revealed that she isn’t letting her pregnancy get in the way of her fitness, revealing that she particularly enjoys swimming.

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Writing in her column for Waitrose Weekend, Pippa revealed, ‘Swimming throughout pregnancy offers a wonderful feeling of weightlessness.

‘From personal experience, I’d confidently say I find it has been the most enjoyable and rewarding form of exercise since I found out I was expecting.’

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Pippa ran errands in London. (Credit: SPLASH)

Meanwhile, Pippa’s brother-in-law Spencer Matthews and his wife, Vogue Williams are also set to welcome a bub to the family.  

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And, the couple revealed that they are thrilled that their little tot will get to grow up so close in age to their cousin.

‘I think it will be great for the kids to grow up together. We feel very blessed,’ Spencer revealed during an appearance on This Morning.

Spence Matthews and Vogue Williams
Spencer Matthew’s and his wife Vogue Williams are also expecting. (Credit: Getty Images)

What’s more he also let slip that Pippa and James are yet to find out the sex of their baby. ‘They don’t [know],’ he said. ‘They’re extremely private, honestly, we know nothing.’

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We can’t wait to find out!

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