Whitney Port announced she had a miscarriage, in a statement posted on her Instagram page on Monday, January 4th.
The 35-year-old reality star, who suffered a miscarriage last year, revealed the second miscarriage next to a boomerang of palm trees blowing in the wind.
The former Hills star said, “Unfortunately, I lost my pregnancy” and wrote that “last time” she didn’t feel ready for another child, but this time she had “connected a lot.”
The latest: Whitney Port announced she had a miscarriage, in a statement posted on her Instagram page on Monday, January 4th. The 35-year-old reality star, who suffered a miscarriage last year, revealed her second miscarriage next to a boomerang of palm trees in the wind
Whitney had started the statement with, ‘Hey, everyone. It’s not easy. A couple of months ago we decided to start doing vlogs for our YouTube channel to share two stories: renovating a new home and a new pregnancy trip. Unfortunately, I lost my pregnancy.
Timmy and I weren’t sure if we still wanted to put this off. I wasn’t sure I wanted to relive the pain. However, this time, I felt different about the situation. Last time, I don’t think I was ready to have another child and had different feelings about miscarriage. This time, I connected a lot.
One’s mother said, “I was actually excited and enjoying the pregnancy. I imagined it all. I’m sad but I’m fine and we’ll try again. So here’s our story.
Whitney noted, “I also have so much sadness in my heart for anyone who has to go through this or have gone through it. But I know our community will share, come together and support, because you always do.”
He concluded: “We ended up putting the images in 5 mini episodes and we plan to post one a day, this Friday. I love you guys. Link to the biography.”
Whitney and her husband Tim Rosenman are the parents of three-year-old son Sonny.
Update: The former Hills star said, “Unfortunately, I lost my pregnancy” and wrote, “Last time, I didn’t think I was ready to have another child and had different feelings about miscarriage. .This time, I connected a lot
Whitney said in her Monday post that she had documented her pregnancy in a series of vlogs, which she still chose to post after many considerations.
In the first vlog, Whitney had written in writing before the video began: “A few months ago, Timmy and I found out I was pregnant. We were so happy. I was sure I had a girl and I was connected to that idea and I felt it right away.
“We also just closed a little house we were going to renovate and we thought it would be fun to share both stories with you.”
Unfortunately, I lost my pregnancy. After much thought, we decided to continue making the videos.
Tearing: Whitney said in her post Monday that she had documented her pregnancy in a series of vlogs, which she still chose to post after many considerations.
During the nearly 12-minute video, Whitney and Timmy talk about their pregnancy and talk briefly about their new renovation project, with their son Sonny making an appearance as well.
In July 2019, Whitney announced that she had suffered a miscarriage, revealing the news in an Instagram post.
She had written: “It’s very difficult for me to write. Two weeks ago, I had a miscarriage. The amount of various emotions I’ve felt over the last two weeks have been extreme … from shock to sadness and relief, which caused guilt to feel it. My identity has been shaken as to who as a mother and as a human being. “
Vlog: During the nearly 12-minute video, Whitney and Timmy talk about their pregnancy and talk briefly about their new renovation project, with their son Sonny also making an appearance
Support system: In July 2019, Whitney announced that she suffered a miscarriage, revealing the news in an Instagram post
Family: Whitney and her husband Tim Rosenman are parents to three-year-old son Sonny