Former Biggest Loser star confirms ‘huge’ news

The former Biggest Loser trainer has shared a “beautiful” post revealing she and husband Ed Kavalee have a lot to lot forward to next year.

Tiffiny Hall has confirmed she is expecting her second child with husband Ed Kavalee.

The star announced she was pregnant in a photo shared to Instagram of the wellness influencer cradling her baby bump.

“A dream come true. Baby Kavalee coming in 2022,” she captioned the post.

Friends and fans of the former Biggest Loser coach were quick to congratulate Tiff on her “huge” news.

“This! Is! Wonderful! I hope you’re feeling well, Tiff … You know where to find a croissant if not,” Zoe Foster Blake wrote.

Fitness influencer Tiff Hall is expecting another child. Picture: Instagram/Tiff Hall

“Well you hid that well! Congratulations,” The Block judge Shaynna Blaze commented.

“Yes! Beautiful news beautiful Mama,” Megan Gale said.

Tiff welcomed son Arthur in 2017.

The exciting news comes after Tiff earlier this year revealed she had been diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) – a blood pressure condition which in her case is genetic.

The health diagnoses have caused the fitness star to seriously scale back her workouts, with Tiff revealing in August she now only trains about 10 minutes per day.

The news came as a surprise to many of her followers. Picture: Instagram/Tiff Hall

During her pregnancy and birth with Arthur, Tiff was praised for talking candidly about her body’s changes and rejecting the idea of “bouncing back” quickly afterwards.

Instead Tiff spoke of “bouncing forward”, writing on Instagram in 2019: “My body delivered a healthy boy and I’m beyond euphoric to have him safe in my arms. I’ll work out how to do up my pants (and my jacket) later.”

Tiff has been praised for candidly sharing her body changes during her pregnancy with son Arthur. Picture: Instagram/Tiff Hall

Tiff was this year diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome and POTS. Picture: Instagram/Tiff Hall.

Tiff gained 30kg during the pregnancy, telling news.com.au afterwards she took it “very slow” after giving birth, which wasn’t what people expected of her.

“I didn’t care. I wanted to rehab my body after the trauma of birth properly,” she said.

“It was never about the bikini body for me. It was about loving my baby body, and yeah, I’ve got loose skin on my stomach, and it will never be the same again. I’ve got wider hips, and I’ve got stretch marks.”