Louise Thompson reunites with Made in Chelsea stars as they tease new joint project

Made in Chelsea star Louise Thompson has opened up further about giving birth to her now two-year-old son, Leo, and harrowingly revealed she thought she had died on the operating table and woken up in a morgue. Speaking to Giovanna Fletcher on her Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast, Louise emotionally gave further details about her birthing experience, which involved an emergency caesarean section and subsequent PTSD and psychosis. Louise told Giovanna: “When it finally was over, I then don't remember anyone, I didn't recognise anyone in the room.

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Former Made in Chelsea star Louise Thompson has shockingly claimed she was paid just £25 a day when she first appeared on the E4 reality show.The 34-year-old made a brief appearance on the first series, which first aired 2011, before becoming a full time member of the cast in the second season. During her eight year stint on the show, the mum of one went through several dramas in her love life.

Louise Thompson, sister of I’m A Celeb King Sam Thompson, was left in tears after leaving hospital recently. The 34 year old recently revealed she’d had a stoma bag fitted in April, after health issues following the birth of her son, Leo. She shares son Leo Hunter, with partner Ryan Libbey, who they welcomed into the world in November 2021.

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TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains descriptions of birth trauma that some readers may find distressing. Since welcoming her son Leo into the world in November 2021, former Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson has opened up about her birth experience. After undergoing an emergency C-section, which resulted in a number of complications, the 34 year old has bravely spoken about experiencing birth trauma and has shed light on the topic in interviews and in her new book Lucky: Learning To Live Again, £16.99 here.

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Louise Thompson has revealed that she will "never mentally be strong enough to carry a child" due to her post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after giving birth to son Leo. The former Made In Chelsea star nearly lost her life while delivering her son Leo in November 2021.The 34 year old ended up having an emergency caesarean section because her baby's head became wedged in her pelvis during the late stages of labour.The NHS medical team operated for three hours to stop a haemorrhage, while Louise was awake and not under general anaesthetic.

Louise Thompson has told how she doesn't think she'll be 'mentally strong enough' to carry another child after suffering major complications following the birth of her son Leo. The former Made in Chelse star nearly lost her life while delivering her son Leo in November 2021.

Made in Chelsea’s Louise Thompson has just released her book Lucky, writing about her traumatic birth two years ago - and went onto Lorraine to talk about the experience. Louise sat down with presenter Lorraine Kelly on Tuesday 21 May and shockingly revealed she had "no relationship" with her fiance Ryan Libbey after their son’s birth. Louise sadly explained: “In the early days, we had no relationship.

Louise Thompson has said she is both 'brave and petrified' as she was seen reading a segment of her upcoming book in which she details her birth story for the first time and subsequent challenges with her health that recently saw her have her colon removed.

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Louise Thompson has bravely opened up on her 'traumatic' childbirth experience. In a candid interview with YOU Magazine, the reality TV star heartbreakingly confessed her childbirth 'destroyed everything good in her life'. The former Made In Chelsea star tragically admits feeling like she 'wishes she was dead' after the birth of her son, Leo.

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Louise Thompson has recalled feeling like she was in a 'sick nightmare' as she recounted the terrifying moments of her labour for the first time. The reality star and her fiance Ryan Libby welcomed their first child, Leo, into the world back in November 2021 after suffering a heartbreaking miscarriage in 2020.

Louise Thompson has opened up about her harrowing childbirth experience, revealing the intense fear and trauma she faced.The reality TV star endured a nightmare when her son Leo's head became trapped in her pelvis, leading to an emergency caesarean section.This came after a heartbreaking miscarriage in 2020.The fitness guru lost a staggering three-and-a-half litres of blood during the ordeal as doctors struggled for over three hours to control a haemorrhage. It was later discovered that Louise had suffered a torn womb, which was the source of the excessive bleeding. In an emotional interview with MailOnline, Louise recounted the terrifying moments of her labour.