Louise Thompson shares picture from hospital after readmission saying she misses son Leo

Louise Thompson, 32, has paid tribute to her brother's 30th birthday, but revealed she was “devastated” to have missed his trip away to celebrate.Taking to her Instagram the Made in Chelsea shared a picture of her brother holding her 9month old son, Leo, which she captioned: “I am devastated not to be there to celebrate with you in person on this big milestone, but I’m spending the day thinking of you guys, looking through all the photos and missing you like mad”. She went on to say that there were “lots of nice things” that she could say, but mainly being “super proud” of who her brother has “become over the past few years”, Louise added that she couldn't “believe how grown up” he has become. “Living with your dream girl, talking about upcoming projects and investments, working on exciting new shows and even giving me advice,” she said.

Louise Thompson has revealed the bald patches she developed after giving birth to her son Leo in a new video shared on her social media.The 32 year old, who recently returned home after receiving treatment for ongoing health issues, was looking after her baby boy at home on Friday when she uploaded a clip of him pulling on her face mask as she held him. Louise was seen turning her head to the side in the video, showing some bald patches in her hair which was scraped up in a top knot.The former Made In Chelsea star told her followers in the caption: “Personally victimised by my baby five mins in, featuring Postpartum bold patches (made worse by current meds).” Louise appeared in happier spirits, despite her postpartum effects, as she relaxed with her boy at home.The star had a traumatic birth with son Leo in November and has been open about suffering with PTSD from the experience, among other health problems.

Binky Felstead has shared a cheeky photo of her and her husband after the pair tied the knot for the 'second time' in Greece.

Louise Thompson, who has recently been receiving treatment for health issues following the traumatic birth of her son Leo, has admitted she felt "more safe" in hospital than at home. The former Made In Chelsea star made the comments on Instagram after reading a post by Nicky Newman - a campaigner who is currently battling incurable cancer and teaching people what early signs of her illness they can look out for.

Louise Thompson has opened up about her daily Qigong routine, which aims to help improve and maintain health and well-being.The 32 year old former Made in Chelsea star revealed that she'd started practising Qigong each morning in order to "find balance" and a "teeny bit of stability" amid her on-going health battles. Qigong, which is pronounced 'chi-gong', was developed in China thousands of years ago as part of traditional Chinese medicine, and it involves exercises that focus on optimising energy within the body, mind and spirit.

Louise Thompson will be missing her best friend Binky Felstead 's wedding in Greece this week amid her health battle. The 32 year old shared the sad update on Wednesday as she spoke about how she’s been coping back home following her recent stint in hospital. Louise has been battling mental health issues, which include PTSD, since the traumatic birth of her son Leo shared with fiancé Ryan Libbey last November, and has been open about her psychological struggles on social media ever since.

Louise Thompson has shared her morning qigong routine with fans amid her ongoing mental health battle.The former Made in Chelsea star, 32, who recently opened up to her 1.4 million Instagram followers in a seven-minute long video after being rushed back to the hospital, has now shared the daily practice that helps her to "find balance" and "stability". A clip posted on July 20, shows the star in a red long sleeve maxi dress in front of a camera going through the motions of her qigong session. And with her hair pulled back into a ponytail, she demonstrates the full body process after saying how much she has been struggling.

Made In Chelsea's Louise Thompson shared an emotional seven-minute long video on Instagram opening up about her struggles with both her mental and physical health. At one point, the 32 year old admitted she even forgot she had a son during a particularly "dark moment" in her life, while also admitting she "couldn't think about anything other than death." The TV personality stepped away from social media because of her health issues, and has recently had two stints in hospital - but she confirmed she was now home and on an "awful lot of medication".

Louise Thompson has shared a candid update after she was taken to hospital last week. The former Made In Chelsea star has been open and honest about her struggles with postnatal depression following the birth of her son last December.

Louise Thompson has shared an emotional update with fans after being rushed back to hospital. The former Made in Chelsea star, 32, who recently shared how proud she was of fiance Ryan Libbey for attending his first therapy session, shared the seven-minute long video to Instagram. Telling her 1.4 million followers she was now back at home, she wrote in a lengthy caption that she was “not going to sugar coat things” after her “b*oody rough ride over the past year".

Louise Thompson took to social media on Thursday 14 July to praise her fiancé Ryan Libbey for attending his first therapy session, while she has been readmitted to hospital. The former Made in Chelsea wrote alongside a snap of Ryan bathing their baby son Leo in the bath: “So proud of this guy (dad award of the year) heading to his first therapy session this evening”. Ryan, 31, suffered a “mental health crash” and is facing his own battle with post-traumatic stress disorder along with Louise, after he saw her come close to death twice during the traumatic birth of their son Leo last November.

Louise Thompson has told fans she fears she may have "brain damage" or be suffering from symptoms of a "mini stroke". The Made In Chelsea star, 32, opened up about her struggles following a recent visit to hospital which returned "worrying" blood test results. Louise nearly died twice while giving birth to her son Leo, due to serious complications during the labour.