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They say three’s a trend, and this year’s Logies red carpet gave us three new celeb baby bumps to get excited about.

Arriving on the red carpet, 2017The Blockcontestant Hannah Amos, Channel 7 presenter, Liz Cantor andLove Childactress Sophie Hensser proved that pregnancy glow is very much a real thing with their growing bellies on full display.

See their looks below.

Liz Cantor

Although we’ve seen flashes of the Channel 7 presenter’s growing baby bump on her Instagram, Liz Cantor’s body-con gown displayed her baby bump in all its glory.

Now, seven months pregnant to her husband Ryan Lysaught, this will be the couple’s second child, after their 18-month-old son Kit who was born in December of 2016.

Liz Cantor. Image: Getty.

Hannah Amos

The 2017The Blockcontestant has been relatively hush about the pending arrival of her third child, but Hannah's bump was clearly visible under her Bonita Couture, off-the-shoulder gown.

Hannah and her husband Clint Amosregularly share photos of their family life with their two young children - seven-year-old Finn and six-year-old Poppy.

Sophie Hensser Bloom

Currently pregnant with her first child to husband Danny Bloom, theLove Childactress looked stunning in a Grecian-esque, v-neck gown with a cascading tulle skirt.

Sophie announced her pregnancy on Instagram last month with a photo of her sonogram which also coincided with her and Danny's eight-year anniversary.

And a special mention to... Carrie Bickmore

Although this wasn't exactly a new development, we can't help but enthusiastically gush at Carrie Bickmore's caped and embellished gown by Adelaide label Paolo Sebastian.

The Projectpresenter publicly announced her pregnancy just over a week ago, but it feels like her bump has tripled in size since then.

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Were you surprised at the number of baby bumps at this year's Logies?