Miranda Kerr currently has a fourth child on the way and has opened up about some of her bizarre pregnancy cravings.

The Australian Supermodel, 40, spoke to the Daily Telegraph on Thursday about her prenatal eating habits.

Kerr confessed she is ‘craving a lot of citrus, grapefruit and freshwater with lemon’.

But her cravings have not been the same for each child, with the beauty business mogul making comparisons to previous pregnancies.

‘With one of the boys, I craved apples, another frozen yoghurt – and now I am craving oranges. With another one, I was like, “please give me a burger!”‘ she said.

The KORA Organics founder said being 40 and pregnant with baby number four is a wonderful time in her life and that she is very grateful.

She is expecting a baby boy with Snapchat billionaire Evan Spiegel, 33, who she married in 2017.

The couple are already parents to Hart, five, and Myles, three, while Kerr shares son Flynn, 12, with her ex-husband, Orlando Bloom.

Kerr announced she was expecting her fourth child on Snapchat with a series of sweet images that clearly showcased her growing baby bump.

In a caption, she wrote: ‘So excited to announce baby 4.’

The expectant mother looked radiant in a frilly white crop top, which she teamed with jeans while posing in a garden.

In another image, the smiling model could be seen cradling her growing bump while looking into the camera, captioning the photo: ‘And it’s a boy.’

The happy news comes after Miranda and Evan previously hinted at plans to expand their brood during a joint interview with Vogue Australia.

‘I just love being a mother and I always wanted three boys, so I feel really blessed that I have three healthy boys. I feel like I’m open, so we’ll see what God decides,’ she said.

The happy news comes after Miranda and husband Evan Speigel (picture left) previously hinted at plans to expand their brood during a joint interview with Vogue Australia. ‘I just love being a mother and I always wanted three boys, so I feel really blessed that I have three healthy boys. I feel like I’m open, so we’ll see what God decides,’ she said

Back in October 2019, the happy couple welcomed son Myles into the world and shared their delight about the new addition to the family.

‘We are overjoyed at the arrival of Myles and so appreciate everyone’s kind words and wishes during this special time,’ they said in a statement to People magazine.

‘We couldn’t be more excited to welcome our beautiful son into our family.’

Miranda later took to social media to share a photo of the infant’s blanket with ‘Myles’ embroidered on it.

She captioned the sweet snap: ‘We are overjoyed at the arrival of Myles and so appreciate everyone’s kind words and wishes during this special time. We couldn’t be more excited to welcome our beautiful son into our family.’

The Aussie model had revealed that she and Evan were pregnant again just 10 months after she gave birth to Hart.

Although she was thrilled to be expecting again, Miranda didn’t have an easy pregnancy, revealing that she ‘suffered’ from difficult bouts of morning sickness and erratic emotions.

She said previously: ‘I suffered quite a lot of morning sickness and I was on bed rest for a little while, then I pinched a nerve in my neck. Every woman is different. For some reason… with each three of my pregnancies, I’ve been super nauseous and a little more sensitive.’

However, she was relying on snacks to help her get through the nausea.

She explained: ‘I’ve had morning sickness with all of them. With Flynn I had it, with Hart I had it, and now I have it again. Hopefully it will dissipate. ‘It helps when I’m constantly snacking. I’ve just had a ginger apple shot. Ginger tea helps. Fresh ginger and hot water with a little honey and lemon.’

The model first rose to fame at the age of 13 after winning Dolly Magazine’s modelling competition.

She then went on to become Australia’s first Victoria’s Secret Angel in 2007.

She remains extremely close to ex Orlando and his fiancée, Katy Perry, with the singer previously saying their relationship dynamic was that of a ‘modern family.’