Following the heartbreaking loss of her newborn baby, Lauren Goodger posted on Instagram on Tuesday to express her sorrow.
After sharing the devastating news that her baby had passed away on Sunday, the 35-year-old former TOWIE star published her first post.
She performed the touching Celine Dion song 'A Mother's Prayer' on her Instagram Stories. The sentences scrolled across a black screen, with just a broken heart emoji added by her.
A spokesman claimed Lauren and boyfriend Charles Drury were overwhelmed and touched by the outpouring of love. It's the first post she's made on her own page since announcing the death of baby Lorena.
The reality TV actress posted a monochrome picture of herself clutching her child's hand on Sunday. She also broke the heartbreaking news that the baby had died.
'Lorena. R.I.P,' she wrote. She was the healthiest, most gorgeous baby I've ever seen on 8/7/22, much like her sister, @babylarose.x.
'Words can't express how devastating it is to lose a kid that you have perfectly carried for nine months and given birth to, to have your angel snatched from you.
She was good and healthy, and there were no concerns with the pregnancy or labour. However, I won't go into detail at this time; be aware that neither she nor I had any problems; they were both flawless.
She added, 'I'm broken. I have returned from the hospital. Charlie and I spent as much time as possible with our infant daughter Lorena, and I still haven't said goodbye.
In a later paragraph of the post, she continued, 'I will never ever get over this, but I will learn how to live every day with Lorena in my heart; she will be at my side always, and I will be with her again one day. My Lorena, the [angel emoji] You have my utmost love.
Charles Drury, Lauren's partner, quickly left a comment on the post with the words 'She will always be with us' and multiple heart emojis.
The amount of support Lauren has reportedly received has left her speechless; Danielle Armstrong, who wrote: 'Oh lovely heartbroken for you giving you strength and love and hope your get the respect and solitude you need to grieve xxxx,' was one of many who sent condolences.
Vicky Pattison wrote: 'Awww Lauren, I'm honestly really heartbroken for you... giving you all so much love,' and Georgia Kousoulou added: 'I'm so so sorry Lauren, sending you so much love & strength right now.'
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