Courtney Stodden reveals they had a miscarriage.Photo:Courtney Stodden/instagram
Courtney Stodden/instagram
Courtney Stoddenis experiencing a “roller coaster of emotions” after learning that they had a miscarriage.
Stodden, whoidentifies as non-binaryand uses she/they pronouns, issued a trigger warning before announcing the news in a candidInstagram poston Friday.
“This is a hard one but I believe it to be important given others experience exactly this same thing in silence. I recently found out that I suffered an early miscarriage (around 10 weeks) ; it’s been a roller coaster of emotions. I feel grief in every sense of the word,” wrote Stodden.
TheCelebrity Big Brotheralum said that although the miscarriage occurred early in their pregnancy, it brought a “feeling of loneliness” that they “can’t shake.”
“I’m sharing this to shine light on the fact that no matter how early a loss occurs, it’s still a loss,” continued Stodden. “I’ve tried to keep this to myself, just a few close relatives and friends know — but I thought it was important to just accept the fact and hopefully find some peace as there is strength in numbers.”
Courtney Stodden takes a selfie.Courtney Stodden/instagram
“If this has happened to you or ever does, it’s not your fault. God bless every one and count your blessings. We are all love ❤️,” Stodden wrote.
“28, I needed you 🥹You pushed me to become a stronger woman. Ringing in 29 with fierce independence in my own place, on my own - for the first time in my life. I have so much gratitude in my soul and immense excitement for what’s to come,” the model wrote next to a clip of themselves jumping and dancing on a sofa onInstagramin August 2023.
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Back in 2016, Stodden announced they hadsuffered a miscarriagewith their first child with then-husband Doug Hutchinson.
source: people.com
