Louise Thompson documents gym return as she battles PTSD after traumatic childbirth

Tracy Beaker star Dani Harmer has shared she can’t breastfeed her newborn son Rowan due to his health condition. The 33 year old has shared how her son is suffering from tongue tie. Celebrities to speak out about the condition in recent weeks and months have included Lousie Thompson and Stacey Solomon.

Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson has taken to her Instagram to open up to her 1.4 million followers about her struggles with breastfeeding. Louise, 31, shared four pictures of her holding baby Leo, who was born in November and shares with fiancé Ryan Libbey. She held on to her son in the pictures as she wore a patterned short dress with a high collar and puffed sleeves.

Louise Thompson feared she would be ‘judged’ for choosing not to breastfeed her baby boy following her traumatic birth. The Made In Chelsea star, 31, was diagnosed with PTSD after suffering complications while giving birth to her first child, Leo-Hunter, with her partner Ryan Libbey, in November 2021. Following the devastating ordeal, Louise expressed her hope of being on the road to recovery as her little one turned 15 weeks old last month, but in her latest Instagram post, she explained that she used to remove baby bottles out of Instagram shots to avoid any backlash.

Louise Thompson has candidly admitted that she is 'not enjoying living'. The former Made in Chelsea star has been documenting motherhood following the "difficult" birth of her baby boy Leo-Hunter, who she shares with fiancé Ryan Libbey, back in November 2021. And taking to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday 16 March, the 31 year old former reality star spoke openly and honestly about her mental health to her followers.

Tristan Thompson took to his social media again to ostensibly share his feelings about his current baby mama drama. “Let the past guide you rather than making you feel guilty,” the professional basketball player, 31, posted via his Instagram story on March 16. “Let the future excite you rather than making you feel anxious. Let the present be a gift to you to feel alive rather than a curse that makes you live in the past or future.” The quote was anonymous, seemingly from another source, but Tristan approved the sentiments by adding two speaking head emoji over the post.

Louise Thompson enjoyed a family outing over the weekend, as she told followers she was “breaking the anxious cycle” she’s been battling in the aftermath of her traumatic labour months ago.The 31 year old posted a series of photos capturing her time out of the house with four-month-old son Leo-Hunter and fiancé Ryan Libbey as she captioned them:” First proper family outing… breaking that anxious cycle #4monthold #postnatalrecovery #ptsd #anxietyrecovery”. In the first image shared, Louise could be seen sitting outside a café wearing a camel coat with a white furry trim and matching wide leg trousers, gazing over baby Leo, who was captured sitting on his mum’s lap wrapped in a blanket whilst wearing a beanie.

Ryan Libbey has hit out at Boots after a shop assistant gave him "less than helpful" advice and didn't believe his baby boy Leo is teething.The 31 year old, whose fiancé Louise Thompson recently documented her return to the gym, took to his Instagram stories to post several clips of himself explaining exactly what happened when he entered the shop for help. Dressed in a grey T-shirt, black winter coat and matching black New York-themed baseball cap, the dad-of-one cradled his son as he shared: "So I just went to Boots because I thought that was the place to go for medical supplies, for all kinds of things.

Hoda Kotb left her fans extremely excited on Monday morning when she revealed that her original podcast was coming back for a second season.MORE: Jenna Bush Hager pays emotional tribute to Hoda Kotb amid heartacheWith an Instagram post featuring the cover of her podcast Making Space, the Today Show host shared that the second season would be premiering in just about a week.WATCH: Jenna Bush and Hoda Kotb host New Year's Eve SpecialShe excitedly wrote: "Coming soon!!! Season 2 of Making Space, wherever you get your podcasts," and fans immediately took to the comments with congratulatory words for her."Absolutely love this podcast!!!! Cant wait for season 2," one wrote, with another saying: "Congrats Hoda on season 2!!"MORE: Hoda Kotb celebrates co-star's milestone anniversary on the airA third sweetly added: "CONGRATULATIONS HODA!! Second Season of this Podcast, Yay, plus all the upcoming guests you mentioned on the H&J show this morning, I can't wait!!"The TV personality launched her podcast in September of 2021, a space for people "on a journey of self-discovery and resilience of the human spirit," according to Today, and has interviewed figures like Oprah Winfrey, Maria Shriver, Sheryl Crow, and even co-star Jenna Bush Hager.A post shared by Hoda Kotb (@hodakotb)Hoda announced the return of her podcast Making SpaceHoda opened up more about the news on Today with Hoda and Jenna, as co-host Jenna said: "We have some huge news for y'all. Hoda's original podcast, Making Space, is back for a second season."Hoda replied: "You guys, I can't tell you how excited I am about this.

Caring for a newborn at home is a time full of ups and downs - even a quick search on the Internet will come up with endless articles about what to expect, how to cope and even how to ‘survive’. But for some new mums who have experienced a traumatic birth, returning home with a tiny baby can be even more challenging. Louise Thompson has bravely spoken out about her experience and recently announced that she has been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following the birth of her first child.

A source has revealed that Louise Thompson may finally be showing signs of recovery from PTSD which tainted her first few months with newborn, Leo-Hunter.The Made In Chelsea star and fiance Ryan Libbey welcomed their son in November after a traumatic labour, during which Louise almost died and later had to spend a month in intensive care. Since then, she has been adjusting to life as a mother whilst attempting to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).