Traitors star announces ‘miracle’ pregnancy after seven miscarriages and debuts bump
BBC The Traitors star Charlotte Chilton has announced that she is pregnant with a 'miracle baby' after suffering seven devastating miscarriages.
The 32 year old shared the happy news on Instagram as she posted a selection of smiling snaps, as well as some that showed off her growing baby bump. In the final snap, Charlotte's baby scan could be seen.
In the caption, she wrote: "So I have been keeping a secret in a few of my pics !! The true glory is in my final pic!!! After 7 miscarriages over my 20s, failed Insemination, failed IVF I was told It probably won’t happen for you.
"These words for a lot of woman, are the words you never want to hear! Yet someone decided I deserved a wish answering and I am now going to have my own little miracle. It was a rough start (never knew sickness could be so bad) but I’m starting to feel normal again!!
"I wanted to share this with all my family, friends and #thetraitors fan base!! It’s been a shock to say the least but the most welcomed surprise ever!!!"
Traitors host Claudia Winkleman sent her love heart emojis, as did season one contestant Kieran Tompsett who wrote: “Amazing congratulations darling.”
Ash Bibi, who starred in the second series of The Traitors, sweetly commented: "Your Traitors fam is here for you my darling," as she added a number of red heart emojis.
Jay Howard, who appeared on Married At First Sight in 2023, wrote: "Omg this is amazing! congratulations".
Charlotte, a recruitment manager from Warwickshire, competed in the second series of the BBC One psychological reality show.
In January 2024, she revealed that she almost took her own life when she was battling with an agonising pain disorder known as 'suicide disease'.
After being 'banished' from The Traitors, she candidly opened up on the chronic condition – trigeminal neuralgia – which has caused her to miss out “on a lot of things in life”.
She revealed to the Metro that she struggled with the pain so much that she “didn’t want to live anymore” and had a “terrible time” after having brain surgery to treat the condition.
She said: “You don’t know when you’re going to have your next pain and when you do have your pain, it can be managed sometimes with painkillers or it can be to a point you’re screaming, you want to stick a knife in your face because it’s unbearable.”
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