Natalie Roser and Harley Bonner pregnant with their first child

Content creator Natalie Roser and her actor husband Harley Bonner are celebrating, with the model and businesswoman announcing her pregnancy.

Model and businesswoman Natalie Roser is set to become a mum.

The Daily Telegraph can reveal the Newcastle-based 34-year-old is pregnant with her first child, having recently reached the three-month mark.

“We are so excited,” Roser said.

“It was a bit of a journey to get here so it has been an amazing time for us … full of celebration.”

The news comes nearly three years after Roser wed former Home and Away and Neighbours star Harley Bonner at Krinklewood Winery in the Hunter Valley.

Natalie Roser has announced she is pregnant with her first child. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Roser and actor Harley Bonner at Krinklewood Vineyard yesterday as seen in Instagram posts

It also comes at a time the soon-to-be mum is embarking on a new business baby of sorts — relaunching her underwear brand, from Rose and Bare to Bare Ones.

“There’s been a lot going on,” Roser said. “It has been a very busy year but I wouldn’t have it any other way.”

Roser is one of Australia’s top swimsuit models with more than 1.4 million Instagram followers alone.

Earlier this year, Confidential revealed she had, like many content creators do these days, started an OnlyFans account.

At the time, she said the adult content platform was a way of further connecting with her fans and followers.

“It is content they can’t see anywhere else,” she sat in April.

“I don’t want to catfish people into coming to this platform thinking they are going to pay to see the whole show, it is all above board, very classy and it is just the chat.

“I am really enjoying talking to people.”

Roser says getting pregnant was ‘a bit of a journey’, so the couple are thrilled to be expecting.

She continued: “I thought it would be a really nice way to get to know people and people can then like tip and support me and I can tell them about my day and things that I like.

“It is all very friendly, like a conversation you’d have with a stranger on an aeroplane.

“The tricky thing is getting past the previous OF branding because I know there are so many amazing smart women and men on there that use it in ways other than the reputation it had when it first launched.”

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