Vicky Pattison is reportedly set to return to television in a new E4 series following her departure from Strictly Come Dancing. The former Geordie Shore star, 38, was eliminated from the BBC competition over the weekend alongside professional partner Kai Widdrington, 30, after judges saved Balvinder Sopal and Julian Caillon.
The new show, which will air on E4, will feature Vicky and her husband Ercan Ramadan, whom she married in 2024. According to a TV insider, the series will explore fertility topics including IVF, egg freezing, and the emotional realities of the process. Vicky will share her own journey and speak with experts and women who have undergone similar experiences.
Vicky has been open about her fertility journey, having frozen her eggs before her wedding. She previously fronted the BBC documentary Egg Freezing And Me, which examined the rising demand for fertility treatments in the UK. The star has also spoken about the pressure she felt growing up in Newcastle, where she said it was expected to marry and have children by 30.
Despite once feeling she had missed societal milestones, Vicky has described her thirties as the best years of her life. She told the Daily Mail: 'I'd been conditioned to think everything was going to go downhill - looks, fertility, career. But my 30s have actually been the best years of my life. I met my husband, I bought a house, I adopted my dog, I found a career I'm proud of.'
Vicky has also been candid about her diagnosis of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and the physical toll of fertility treatment. She said: 'It's emotionally difficult, and you're all over the shop, but I found it to be quite uncomfortable and painful as well. And I don't think enough people talk about that.'
The Mirror has contacted Vicky Pattison's representatives for comment.
