The cagefighter has revealed that he wants to drink his pregnant fiancée's breast milk when she gives birth to their daughter in June.

The couple reportedly could not keep their hands off one another during the photoshoot - in which the glamour model showed off her burgeoning belly - with AlexChantelle was asked if her bump had slowed down their sex life at all, to which she replied: 'No, not at all! Obviously, you can’t go mental. That’s the only bit that has changed! It’s a bit… nicer.

'I’m going to keep on going [through this pregnancy]. You’ve got to keep your man happy. If not he will go somewhere else!'

Chantelle said she had been eating a lot since falling pregnant, consuming four cakes the night before.
She admitted she hadn't been exercising, and didn't plan on it, although she hadn't noticed any stretch marks yet.

Alex appeared to have ideas about his wife-to-be's post-baby figure, saying: 'We’ve got a plan. She’s going to be in some sexy underwear by my birthday!'

The couple also spoke about some of the nasty comments they had endured on Twitter, including from one user who said the baby would have a low IQ.

Last month Alex demanded an apology from The Only Way Is Essex star Joey Essex after he said in an interview that Chantelle 'used to get around a bit'. He said he was still waiting for him to say sorry.

The couple have not yet planned their wedding as Alex said he was still married to Katie Price which was 'pants'.

Miss Wales 1999 Sophia Cahill, who you may remember from years ago as the girl with big tits who got her top pulled down by her friend, walked the runway for Robyn Coles’ debut show at London Fashion week naked and six months pregnant. I blame Alessandra Ambrosio for popularizing this pregnant on runway thing. Sophia, 28, said she did it to empower single mothers. And let’s not forget the attention. Oh the attention.
The glamour model, who has a son Bailey, aged nine, separated from her unborn baby’s father nine weeks into her pregnancy and said she was determined to find the confidence to show a heavily pregnant women can be “strong and beautiful”.
“If I hadn’t have been pregnant, I wouldn’t have given doing this a second thought,” she said.
“I would have said yes, no problem at all.
“But your body changes so much when you’re having a baby and I was worried how other people would react seeing that – it scared me.
“I’m a single mum, and I’m really passionate about promoting the strength of single mums and that’s why I did it.
“Women can do anything they want,” she said, admitting she had been nervous backstage. “They should be proud of their bodies and a woman in a heavily-pregnant state is the most feminine state, it’s so beautiful, why should it be hidden away and covered up?”