Pregnant Coco Austin Updates the World on "Baby Chanel" and Shows Off Her Toned Bump — See the Pic! - In Touch Weekly

She’s quickly approaching her due date!

Coco Austin flaunted her baby bump in a new Instagram post and gave fans an update on baby Chanel.

The expectant mom donned a skin-tight dress and captioned the snap, “Here’s another 9 month baby bump pic! I’m really glad about all the choices I’ve made so far while pregnant.”

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Here's another 9 month baby bump pic! I'm really glad about all the choices I've made so far while pregnant.. I've eaten really heathly.. A lot of watermelon and frozen yogurt! I've only gained 10 pounds but was fit before pregnancy.. tight abs proved to keep my tummy from getting super big even though I really didn't care how big I got I was totally ready for this rollercoaster ride even if I gained 100 pounds I was mentally ready. Yoga, Pilates & walking on treadmill were great during this time because its not strenuous. Chanel is the average weight for a girl at #36weeks estimating somewhere in the 5 pound range and still have 4 weeks to go!.. If you'd like to follow my journey go to my baby blog www.thecocoblog.com that I just started..

A post shared by Coco (@coco) on Nov 18, 2015 at 12:14pm PST

While many voiced concerns about Coco’s small bump, the 36-year-old chalked it up to being “really healthy.”

She revealed, “I’ve only gained 10 pounds but was fit before pregnancy — tight abs proved to keep my tummy from getting super big even though I really didn’t care how big I got, I was totally ready for this rollercoaster ride even if I gained 100 pounds I was mentally ready [sic].”

The blonde beauty still has four weeks to go before her due date — and she and husband Ice-T surely CANNOT wait!

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