Rosanna Davison has warned her followers to stop asking people when they’re going to have kids, after struggling with her fertility for years.
The model suffered 14 miscarriages before she welcomed her first child, Sophia, via gestational surrogate in November 2019.
Rosanna and her husband Wes Quirke have since welcomed “miracle” twin boys, Oscar and Hugo, after the 36-year-old fell pregnant during the first coronavirus lockdown.
While Rosanna is now mum to three beautiful children, the former Miss World has asked her followers not to question couples about starting a family.
In a candid post shared on Instagram, Rosanna said she knows how painful those questions can be when you’re struggling to have a baby.
The 36-year-old told fans: “Next time you’re going to ask someone when they’re going to have kids – DON’T. Just don’t.”
“There were so many times after we got married that I was asked by well-meaning friends and family when we planned to have a baby, as if it’s as easy as ordering off a menu.”
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Rosanna continued: “I would just smile and say that I was too busy with work to even think about it, when in reality I was absolutely heartbroken inside that I couldn’t hang onto a pregnancy and no amount of medication could fix my ‘broken’ body 💔.”
“A simple question can break a person because you never really know what difficulties they face behind closed doors ❤️.”
The news comes amid reports Rosanna is set to release a book about her journey to motherhood.
