One of the most poignant parts of the room is the white wooden chest, which she found on Facebook Marketplace and spruced up with her dad, who passed away last year.MRS Hinch and her family moved into a stunning £1.1million five-bedroom farmhouse in Essex in 2022.

Holding up the plane, the mum-of-two said: “The detail in it, I know I’m gonna sound crazy, but I mean, you just wouldn’t think it was a fiver, would you?”There is also a white dresser, mini white clothes Kallax storage unit that Jamie had helped to adapt, and a comfy-looking armchair for night feeds.The new tot will sleep in a white cot, with a cute mobile hanging overhead.The garden also has a tree house and trampoline for the boys, as well as multiple hiding places for them to hide away.

“Ronnie and Lennie’s baby brother. Our baby boy no. 3. Joining us in 2025. The three musketeers.”“I really want to soak up this remaining time with my boys, before we officially become a family of 5.”Sophie then showed the family bathroom, for which she’s ordered some “really lovely wildflower prints” to go on the “bare” walls, before admitting that she wants to turn her airing cupboard into a cleaning cupboard, but husband Jamie won’t let her.“So I’m going to be honest, I haven’t had to sort of rebuy much because I’ve just reused everything that was Lenny’s, even the cot.”

“So it’s got all like blankets and bedding and everything in there. Mrs Hinch, whose real name is Sophie Hinchliffe explained: “The very special trunk was a Facebook marketplace purchase that me and my dad upcycled.

“It’s time for lift off!! Thank you all for being here for yet another Hinch chapter.”Sophie then took the camera into the movie room, where they sit and watch films as a family.The animal theme is continued with a large giraffe stuffed toy – which used to belong to Lennie – in the corner.

The chair has a sweet cushion saying “Baby Hinch”, with a sign on the wall next to it saying “Brothers make the best friends.”Mrs Hinch shared: “So the nursery guys is finished. It is finally complete. I’m loving it. “Absolutely love it so much.”The cleaning guru paid tribute to her late dad Alan in her caption, writing: “Heaven was too far to visit, so you sent us a special gift from up above. 

“We are ready and Baby Boys Nursery is complete! As she shared snaps of the gorgeous, blue-themed room on her Instagram, she wrote: “That’s it!! It’s Time.MRS Hinch has revealed it is “time for lift off” and she unveiled her beautiful nursery for her baby.On the wall are book shelves she picked up from Amazon, which have Beatrix Potter books on it.Inside the frames were adorable prints of Beatrix Potter’s most popular characters including Peter Rabbit, Jeremiah Puddle Duck and Mrs Tiggy Winkle.In the short video announcement, Jamie was seen painting the words “Baby boy #3” on a wall inside their house, while their sons Ronnie, five, and Lennie, three, added their hand prints around the message.Mrs Hinch announced the news of her pregnancy in late October, just six months after her dad’s tragic passing.

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There’s also a room she uses as an office, when she has to complete work by strict deadlines she’s able to shut the door and get on with it.It boasts large open rooms with bay windows and French doors that lead onto the patio.As the clip went on, a black-and-white filter faded away, revealing blue paint on the wall to signify that another boy is on the way.

Mrs Hinch also added a selection of different gold photo frames she found in a charity shop for a vintage feel to the nursery.The cleaning influencer, 34, from Essex, proudly showed fans the swanky room at her £1.1million Hinch Farm, which she shares with husband Jamie, 46, and sons Ronnie and Lennie.

Many of the items in the room were from Temu, including a £5 plane and a £5 wicker box.Hinting that she may be taking a step back from social media until after the birth, she added: “So, I guess we’ll see you on the other side everyone.