The former TOWIE star shared a black-and-white image on Instagram, showing her holding the tiny baby’s hand, along with a message to express her pain at losing her child. Goodger said there were no pregnancy or delivery complications and that Lorena was healthy at birth. Just last week, the reality star paid tribute to her ex-boyfriend Jake McLean after he was killed in a car crash in Turkey. Goodger had announced her second pregnancy in January after finding out she was pregnant just eight weeks after giving birth to her first baby, Larose. In her message, she wrote: “Lorena RIP 08.07.22 was the most beautiful healthy baby I have ever seen, just like her sister @babylarose.x… words cannot describe as a mother who lost your baby I carried for all these months perfectly and she also gave birth to get my little angel. “There was no pregnancy or labor complications and she was fine and healthy but I’m not going into details right now, I just know there was nothing wrong with her or myself, she was perfect, I can’t get over how beautiful Larose twins are so alike… I’m broken.’ The 35-year-old said she returned home from hospital with her ex-partner Charles Drury, saying they were spending as much time as possible with their baby girl but that he “hadn’t said goodbye to me yet”. She asked for privacy while her family mourns and arranges the baby’s funeral. Goodger also said she would spend time with her daughter Larose, calling her “my rock” and adding, “[she’s] let this overcome me or I would not survive.’ She ended her message by saying: “I will never get over this but I will learn to live everyday with Lorena in my heart, she will always be with me and I will be with her again one day… Lorena I love you so much.” Drury commented on the post, writing: “he will always be with us.” Other celebrities and stars of The Only Way Is Essex (TOWIE) – a reality TV show that follows the highs and lows of a group of friends living in Essex – shared their support for the grieving star. Amy Childs wrote: “Sending love”, Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby said “I’m devastated” and singer Lydia Lucy added “I’m so sorry”. Anyone seeking advice after the death of a baby can contact Sands – the stillbirth and neonatal death charity – on 0808 164 3332 or email [email protected] for local and national bereavement support
