The Apprentice star pregnant with first child
A star of BBC's The Apprentice is set to become a mum for the first time.
The Apprentice's Victoria Goulbourne is pregnant with her first child.
The 32-year-old businesswoman, who reached the semi-final of the BBC show in 2023, is set to give birth in February 2027.
Taking to Instagram on Tuesday (01.09.26), she posted a black-and-white video of herself and her boyfriend, who Victoria has not named, posing with a photo strip of the baby scan.
The sweet upload was captioned: "Mom + dad. We feel so blessed and grateful. Our greatest little surprise is on the way. We already love you more than words could ever say.
"Due Feb 2027 (sic)."
Fans showered the couple with congratulatory messages in the post's comments section, as one penned: "Awh that’s amazing news! Congratulations beautiful! You deserve alllll the love in the world. (sic)"
A second supporter typed: "Congrats beautiful. You’re going to be the best mumma. Luckiest bubba. (sic)"
And a third follower wrote: "Literally perfect. Congratulations to you both."
Former flight attendant Victoria took part in series 17 of The Apprentice, and she made it to the brutal interviews stage alongside Rochelle Raye Anthony, Megan Hornby, Dani Donovan and Marnie Swindells.
Show boss Lord Alan Sugar's trusted advisers Baroness Karren Brady, 57, Linda Plant, 74, Claude Littner, 77, and Mike Soutar, 58, scrutinised Victoria's online sweet shop called The Sweet Life UK.
However, Lord Sugar, 79, ultimately decided to make Rochelle and Marnie his finalists, the latter of which went on to secure the busines magnate's £250,000 investment for her Bronx Gym business.
Following the show, Victoria claimed the editing is "manipulated" by producers.
On an episode of the Lessons We're Learning podcast, she said: "[The producers] will tell you 'so and so said this, what do you think about that?' and in actual fact, it's like I don't even think they said that.
"They back you into this corner where you're constantly fighting for your own position, and I think that's when it comes across that we're all like, 'I'm the best person here!', we're kind of backed into saying that."
Victoria was "screaming at the TV" when she watched scenes where she claimed it was edited to make her look like she said something different from what actually happened.
