Charlotte Crosby has opened up about her family plans after suffering a silent miscarriage. The Geordie Shore star, 36, who shares two daughters with fiancé Jake Ankers, revealed she lost her baby two months ago following a six-week scan.
After an agonising two-week wait, her doctor confirmed it “wasn’t an active pregnancy” and that she had “silently miscarried”. A silent miscarriage occurs when the baby has not developed but has not been physically miscarried.
Speaking on This Morning, Crosby admitted she wasn't sure if she could have more children, but reassured fans her experience was “completely normal”. She now says she is “praying” for a third baby and plans to start trying in July, using ovulation tests for the first time.
Her daughters, Alba Jean, three, and Pixi, 15 months, were “beautiful surprises”, she said. Crosby also revealed hopes to marry Ankers this year, saying: “What’s happened has made us realise we need to get moving.”
Career-wise, she dreams of appearing on I'm a Celebrity, The Traitors, or Strictly Come Dancing. Support for those affected by miscarriage is available from the Miscarriage Association.
