Mum left in stitches after baby scan photo bears striking resemblance to popular TV presenter, but do you see it?

The Sun

6 hours ago

A PREGNANT woman roared with laughter after realising a scan of her unborn baby looked like . . . Strictly and Traitors host Claudia Winkleman.
Amy Baldwin, 38, was amazed when the grainy 12-week ultrasound last week seemed to show a bob and fringe similar to 53-year-old Claudia's famous locks.
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Amy, below, who already has three young kids, told The Sun: 'I didn't notice at first but my eldest said: 'Why does the baby look like Claudia Winkleman?'
"As soon as she said it, I couldn't unsee it. Every time I look at it, I just laugh.
'Claudia is a national treasure but I'm not sure I want to give birth to her!'
Influencer Amy then shared the image with her 70,000 TikTok followers.
Among the viewers was Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt, who posted: 'Claudia's cute, so your baby will be.'
X Factor stars Jedward also joined in, quipping: 'Middle name or first better be Claudia.'
But others reckon the foetus looks more like lanky-haired comic Noel Fielding.
Amy, from Hastings, East Sussex, added: 'The comments have kept me entertained for days.'
It's not the first time a baby scan has caused a laugh.
A mum-to-be previously shared her image of her twins, with them in a rather unfortunate position.
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Another woman was stunned after her baby flicked a V-sign at her in a very cheeky 4D ultrasound scan.
We recently shared how Claudia Winkleman looked totally different as she went bare-faced after eye op and revealed she was banned from wearing her trademark eyeliner.
The Traitors host, 53, gushed about her doctor following a successful procedure.
Claudia revealed she would be forced to go without her trademark eyeliner for weeks after her June op as she recovered.
Although she didn't go into detail about what she had done, it was thought to be laser eye surgery, which is used to correct vision problems.
Posting a snap of her cuddled up to her eye doctor Julian, Claudia wrote on social media: "This amazing human makes me see.
"He's operated on my eyes before and he did it again today.
"No eyeliner for weeks and I sleep in googles (no words) but I'm eternally grateful.
"Do NOT zoom in on my left eye - it's wonky.
"Thank you Julian. I paid for the treatment, this isn't an ad.
"I just love him. It's very possible I'm still a bit sedated. Night night."
In May, pictures were leaked of Celebrity Traitors being filmed in the Scottish Highlands with what looked like a Trojan horse.
The 19 celebs on the show, hosted by Claudia, include Stephen Fry, Charlotte Church, Kate Garraway, Jonathan Ross and Celia Imrie.
They have all had to hand over their phones to crew to prevent them from discussing game plans on the show, expected to air in October.
Claudia Winkleman's career so far
Holiday (1992–1996): Claudia started her TV career as a travel show presenter, delivering segments from exotic locations.
Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two (2004–2010): Although she worked on a few shows between Holiday and Strictly, Claudia really came into her own as a presenter on this spin-off, where she could be seen offering behind-the-scenes gossip and interviewing contestants. She hosted It Takes Two from its inception until Zoe Ball took over from her in 2011.
Strictly Come Dancing (2014–present): After Sir Bruce Forsyth left the BBC show due to health concerns, Claudia joined Tess Daly as a co-host of the main show. This is one of the jobs Claudia is best known for.
Film 2010 (2010–2016): Claudia succeeded Jonathan Ross as the host of the BBC's flagship film review show in 2010. She was praised by The Guardian for being a "passionate and engaging advocate of cinema" in this role.
The Great British Sewing Bee (2013–2016): Claudia brought her wit to the crafting competition for three years.
The Traitors (2022-present): Claudia's dark hair and resting mysterious face have become synonymous with this hit reality show. Despite her attempts to leave after the first series in case future seasons flopped, BBC bosses were determined to keep her on, so it seems unlikely she'll stop heading up the show anytime soon.