Jordan plans live webcast of her baby's birth

Jordan is reportedly planning a live webcast of the birth of her baby.

She is said to be negotiating a multi-million deal pounds for fans to watch the birth on her website in May.

If the deal goes ahead, it's reported the model will become the first British woman to broadcast a birth live on the internet.

Dave Read of Neon PR told a British tabloid: "This is the most challenging project Jordan and I have worked on and I want make sure it's handled properly and responsibly. We don't want some tacky media circus.

"Millions of women around the world give birth every day and Jordan hopes the live internet broadcast will be educational too - that it will take some of the fear out of childbirth. We hope to get a renowned doctor on board to help with the commentary.

"Jordan's pregnancy has gone very, very smoothly so far but she is keen to press ahead with filming even if she's in labour for 17 hours or the baby has to be induced or delivered by caesarean. She wants the public to see exactly what happens, warts and all.

"The live broadcast of the actual birth will be the climax of a series of web events which we think millions of women, let alone the masses of male Jordan fans, will want to be a part of.

"Jordan isn't in the least bit ashamed of her involvement in this event. In fact she's proud of it."

It is thought the birth could take place at Jordan's farmhouse in Brighton.