Montana Brown was rushed to the hospital because she couldn't feel her baby move. PREGNANT Montana Brown said that she had to be ta...
Montana Brown was rushed to the hospital because she couldn't feel her baby move.
PREGNANT Montana Brown said that she had to be taken to the hospital because she couldn't feel her baby move.
The former Love Island star talked about the scary event on her Instagram stories on Thursday night.
Montana, who is 27 and expecting her first child, went to the hospital right away when she realized she wasn't feeling her baby move.
The TV star, who recently told her boyfriend Mark O'Connor that she is having a boy, thanked the "lovely" NHS team for helping.
Montana posted a makeup-free video to her Instagram stories in which she talked about her struggle with "reduced fetal movement."
She said, "The baby has been moving less for about a week, so we were like, 'Oh my god, we need to go get this checked out.'"
"We thought it probably wasn't anything bad, but we just wanted to be safe."
We were in triage, where they checked our heartbeats with a small device. They did this twice, and everything looked fine.
The baby was moving, but it was in an odd position, so we're having some extra tests, but I feel so much better, sorry I went off the grid."
Montana wrote over the post, "NHS has such a nice team at our hospital. Feel so bad because it's clear we're short-staffed." We were there on Tuesday from 10:15pm to 2:45am, and we went back yesterday. The midwives, doctors, and sonographers were so helpful. "Baby's tummy looked a little small, so we're going back for a growth scan and possibly another test if we hear from foetal medicine today." "At first, I felt bad for going, but I think it's important to go with your gut and be overly cautious."
It comes after Montana admitted that trying to have a baby made her and her boyfriend Mark, who is 29, less interested in having sex.
The woman who is going to be a mother recently said that the couple, who made their relationship official on Instagram in October 2021, started to put so much pressure on themselves to get pregnant.
Montana said, "I was peeing on sticks and waiting for that smiley face to show that I was ovulating. Sex became so routine."
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After six months, it was no longer fun, and neither of us was having any fun with it. I was like, 'I don't even want to look at my partner!'" Montana told OK! magazine, "We had to stop being obsessed and go back to enjoying our relationship, where we weren't just having sex for a purpose." As soon as we stopped paying attention, it happened."
Mark begged Montana to take a pregnancy test in October of last year when she was sick, but she wasn't sure she was pregnant.
Mark was right, but she didn't know it yet.
Montana said, "We had sex once or twice in the month before, so I told her, "Don't be crazy, it's not even a possibility.
I had been feeling sick in the evenings and had sharp pains in my stomach, but that wasn't how I thought early pregnancy would feel. I only took the test so Mark wouldn't bug me about it anymore!"