Sarah Jossel Children: Does Sarah Jossel Have Kids? Is Sarah Jossel Pregnant?

Sarah Jossel is the beauty director at The Sunday Times Style magazine. She also writes the #BeautyBoss column.

Sarah, who married her husband in August 2021, also gave her followers insight into some of her pregnancy cravings, joking they’d taken her ‘back to the 90s’ as they included Capri Sun, Nesquik, and Coco Pops.

In her Instagram post, Sarah shared a black-and-white image of posing on a doorstep with her bump on full display.

Sarah Jossel Children: Does Sarah Jossel Have Kids?

Sarah Jossel has revealed she is pregnant with a baby girl and she is due to arrive at the end of 2022.

The beauty correspondent made the announcement via Instagram where she admitted to being nervous and petrified, as well as grateful and excited.

Is Sarah Jossel Pregnant?

Sarah Jossel has said she is expecting a girl who will be born towards the end of 2022.

The beauty correspondent announced it on Instagram and acknowledged feeling appreciative and happy as well as anxious and terrified.

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