Made in Chelsea star Binky Felstead has opened up about her challenging pregnancy journey with her third child, sharing emotional details about health complications that led to multiple hospital visits.
Unexpected Health Scare During Pregnancy
The reality television favourite, known to millions for her appearances on the E4 show, revealed that her current pregnancy has been far from straightforward. "It's been a bit of a rocky road," Felstead confessed in a heartfelt social media update that left fans concerned for her wellbeing.
The 33-year-old mother explained that recent weeks have been particularly difficult, requiring urgent medical attention. "I ended up in hospital twice last week," she shared, describing the experience as "pretty scary" for both herself and her family.
Support from Husband and Family
Felstead expressed gratitude for the support system around her, particularly mentioning her husband Max Darnton. "My husband has been incredible," she said, acknowledging the stress the situation has placed on their family life.
The television personality, who already shares daughter India with former partner Josh Patterson and son Wofie with Darnton, has been keeping her followers updated throughout her pregnancy journey. However, this latest revelation marks one of her most vulnerable shares to date.
Fan Support and Well-Wishes Pour In
Following her emotional disclosure, fans and fellow Made in Chelsea stars flooded social media with messages of support. Many praised her honesty about the realities of pregnancy complications, while others shared their own similar experiences.
Felstead's candid approach to discussing her health struggles has resonated with many expectant mothers who often face similar challenges without public platforms to share their stories.
While the specific details of her medical condition remain private, Felstead assured followers that she's now "on the mend" and receiving excellent care from medical professionals. Her update serves as an important reminder of the unpredictable nature of pregnancy and the importance of maternal healthcare.
