TOWIE star Georgia Kousoulou opens up on 'unbearable pain …
TOWIE star on 'unbearable pain' after miscarriageJoe Maher - Getty Images
The following article contains discussion of baby loss that some readers may find upsetting.
The Only Way Is Essex star Georgia Kousoulou has shared a powerful message about the pain of having a miscarriage. The reality star and her co-star and partner Tommy Mallet previously asked their social media followers to grant them privacy as they mourned the tragic loss of their child.
Now, Georgia has broken her social media silence to address how she and Tommy are doing. She also took a moment to explain why the pair continued to film their ITVX series Baby Steps in spite of the trauma. Related: TOWIE's Megan McKenna blasts "skinny shaming" as she details coeliac disease struggles
"I think it's important to show the good & the bad," Georgia said. "It has been hard to film at times & bits will be hard to watch but it has also made me talk out loud which I think really helps. "There's often silence over a loss of a baby because a lot of people don't know what to say or how to say it but for me. "I have wanted & needed to talk about my [baby] because for me I wanted to acknowledge the love & excitement I felt."
Georgia added that they will go into more detail about what they went through in the new series of Georgia & Tommy: Baby Steps, in hopes of helping others who are going through similar circumstances.
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Related: TOWIE's Ferne McCann opens up about tragic miscarriage before current pregnancy "I'm really hoping this helps anyone who has gone through this because you are not alone & certainly not just a statistic," she wrote. "Thank you for helping me ..I really hope I can help you too!" On a closing note, Georgia paid tribute to her and Tommy's son Brody for helping them through this dark period.
The couple welcomed Brody back in 2021. The reality star has documented both the wonderful and more challenging times of being a new parent, having previously opened up about facing postnatal depression.
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The Only Way Is Essex airs on ITVBe. Sands supports anyone affected by the death of a baby. You can contact the Sands National Helpline on 0808 164 3332, or email [email protected].
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