Sophie Kasaei has shared the moment she found out she was pregnant in a teary clip shared to Instagram on Saturday.  

The Geordie Shore star, 36, and her boyfriend Jordan Brook, 30, announced they are expecting their first child together just earlier last week.

In the clip, Sophie can be seen using a pregnance test as she explained the line was very faint but it was a positive result. 

She then took a another test which confirmed that she was definitely pregnant which sparked a teary response. 

With sheer happiness, Sophie continued to cry before confessing that she could not believe the news as she sobbed: 'Oh my God, I am pregnant'.

Alongside the clip she penned: 'The moment I found out I was going to become a mam.

'After years and months of negative tests and the moments of heartbreak knowing that month after month we were “out” I cudnt (sic) believe my eyes seeing positive on the test.

'I used to love watching other people’s reveal videos as it made me imagine and fantasise the moment I would hopefully get my turn. I can’t believe I’m actually posting my own.

'I understand in the TTC community these videos can be hard or upsetting but i want to share and spread that this moment WILL happen to you DO NOT give up and never take no for an answer keep going and believe its going to happen.

'I was so oblivious I really didn’t think I would fall naturally that quick after having the LIT therapy and uterine washes from @fertilysis.

'Excuse my eyes I just had co2 laser a few days before. It still all feels like a dream. My time has finally came.' 

To first announce the joyful news, the soon-to-be-parents looked more loved-up than ever as they hung a bauble on their Christmas tree which read: 'Merry Christmas Mummy and Daddy. See you in 2026.'  

The video began with the couple wrapping a present last year and placing it under their Christmas tree.

They wrote: 'Last year, Sophie and Jordan clutched onto an old wives' tale, carefully wrapping a baby blanket and placing it under their tree, in the hope that 2025 would be their year.'

The video transitioned to the pair dressed to the nines in a glamorous figure hugging red dress showcasing her baby bump and Jordan wearing a tuxedo as they danced by their Christmas tree.  

Sophie also shared clips of her holding up her positive pregnancy test and another video of Jordan finding out for the first time as his jaw dropped before the pair broke down in tears of joy. 

The couple also shared a video of their sonogram and Jordan sweetly kissing Sophie's growing baby bump. 

The announcement video concluded with the message, 'Baby Brook Due 2026'. 

Sophie penned: 'The most magical gift. Merry Christmas from the three of us'. 

Jordan took to the comments and added: 'My darling girl. I am so proud of you. I am so proud of us. We never lost hope, and through our toughest battle has come the most incredible blessing. I love you and that bump more than anything in the world'. 

It comes after Sophie gave an update on her fertility struggles in September after she suffered a chemical pregnancy while trying for a baby with Jordan.

A chemical pregnancy is a very early pregnancy loss that usually happens just after the embryo implants.

The Geordie Shore star and Jordan took a new step in their journey to becoming parents as they have started a new form of therapy. 

Sophie revealed she had started Lymphocyte Immunization Therapy (LIT), which 'involves analysing a patient’s immune system and administering appropriate immune therapy', according to The Fertility And Gynaecology Academy. 

Taking to Instagram, the TV personality penned: 'After 28 months our fertility journey continues.   

'Today we are heading to @fertilysis to start our first round of Lit therapy amongst other treatments. Our biggest leap forwards on our journey in what feels like forever.

'As a team we are taking every day, week and month as it comes. We will not give up. Thank you to every single friend, member of our families and everyone else who continues to reach out with kind words and support it really does mean the world. 

'To those who are also in the same boat. Keep going. Keep communicating and keep exploring.'