The current series of Georgia and Tommy: Baby Steps has laid bare Georgia Kousoulou and Tommy Mallet's miscarriage heartbreak, with the pair winning praise for their honesty
Georgia and Tommy: Baby Steps was a hard watch on Thursday as stars Georgia Kousoulou and her partner Tommy Mallet opened up finding out the TOWIE star had suffered a miscarried.Filming resumed three days later and as the pair sat in their home to open up about what happened, Georgia said she had not got out of bed for three days.
She then opened up about the moment she learned the baby would not make it, explaining: "As soon as he scanned me I knew something was wrong. Later in the episode, Georgia opened again up as she said to camera: "When someone says to you the baby isn't going to make it, regardless of what stage you are at that's your baby, it's like 'what do you mean? I don't get it... That's my baby'."
"I can't describe what I feel because it's f*****g painful and the worst bit about it is that life is moving on and I've just got to carry on."
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