Pregnant Iskra Lawrence Bares Her Bump as She Walks the Runway at Miami Swim Week

The model recently announced she's expecting her second baby with boyfriend Philip Payne

Iskra Lawrence is showing off her maternity swim style!

The pregnant model, 33, was photographed as she walked in Cupshe's runway show during Miami Swim Week. Lawrence wore two different looks as she strutted down the catwalk — one featuring a white floral one-piece with ruffles on the shoulder.

Lawrence could be seen cradling her baby bump as she got to the end of the runway, posing with her leg jutted out. Her second look was a white and blue bikini, which stopped just before her belly. Wearing white eyeliner, the pregnant mom walked with her hands around her bump, smiling.

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Related: Model Iskra Lawrence Expecting Baby No. 2 with Boyfriend Philip Payne

Lawrence is already mom to 4-year-old son Alpha, whom she shares with boyfriend Philip Payne.

On April 18, the British model announced in an Instagram post that she is expecting her second child with Payne, almost four years to the date since she welcomed her first baby boy.

"4 years later and we are finally going to be a family of 4 🥹," Lawrence began her lengthy caption, alongside photos of her, Payne and their son. Lawrence wore a Hutch white lace dress in the photos.

Lawrence welcomed Alpha with Payne in April 2020. In the weeks after their son's birth, the model and her longtime boyfriend got candid about the scarier parts of the birth in a vlog shared to her YouTube channel.

In the moments after delivering her son, Payne recalled, the baby "wasn't breathing for two or three seconds," Payne said.

"When you look back and you just see a lifeless, blue body ... that was really scary," the Aerie model recalled. But once her son got oxygen and the couple heard his cries, they breathed huge sighs of relief.

"It all happened so quick that it wasn't traumatizing," she added. "I couldn't even take in what was happening 'cause [Ellie] just dealt with it. She was like, 'I know what exactly I'm doing, there's nothing scary here, we've got this.'"

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