Emmerdale’s Amy Walsh reveals she’s pregnant and expecting second baby with EastEnders star partner…
EMMERDALE actress Amy Walsh and EastEnders star Toby-Alexander Smith are expecting their second baby together.
The real life soap couple welcomed their daughter Bonnie into the world in 2022.
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Emmerdale star Amy, 38, and former EastEnders actor Toby, 34, announced last night that they were adding to their brood.
They penned in a joint post to fans: “Smith/Walsh baby 2.0 incoming 2026”
Their followers rushed to congratulate them and EastEnders star Clair Norris penned: “Sweetest video! Congratulations to you all!”
Emmerdale actress Michelle Hardwick wrote: “So exciting!”
Emmerdale actress Amy is best known for playing Tracy Robinson, while Toby played the EastEnders villain Gray Atkins.
Gray’s exit on the BBC soap involved his arrest and imprisonment after his murders and domestic abuse was uncovered.
It’s been a great year for the couple, after Amy revealed her exciting new career move alongside her hubby.
They opened up about their surprise new venture together back in May.
The soap power couple announced they’ll be launching a drama school – in a bid to inspire fresh talent.
The soap stars first met in 2019 while in the audience of Strictly Come Dancing and quickly moved in together ahead of the coronavirus pandemic.
Emmerdale’s Amy Walsh reveals new job alongside EastEnders star husband
In August 2023, they got engaged during a romantic holiday in Ibiza, one year after becoming parents to adorable Bonnie.
In September 2023, they tied the knot in a star-studded ceremony in front of family and friends in Montenegro.
She told OK!: “It was honestly the most perfect day. It surpassed all my expectations and more. I felt so surprisingly present on the day and loved every second. Now I’m just in pure bliss.
“Our family and friends are really important to us and we wanted everyone to have the best time.
“They all made such an effort to come out there for us. Friends left their kids for the first time and spent their money getting there. We wanted it to be really special.”