Erin McNaught reveals heartbreaking news about her nine -month -old baby: ‘We are absolutely shattered’

The Australian model in McNaught and her partner Stace Cadet shared devastating news about their nine -month -old son Obi Brooks Kotaras, revealing that he was diagnosed with brain tumor.

The couple, who welcomed their first child in October last year, issued an emotional joint explanation on Thursday morning and expressed their fear of OBI’s recent health struggle.

“In recent weeks we have noticed a rapid deterioration of OBI’s behavior and happiness,” the explanation began.

“He had problems with eating, sleeping and the most recently and kept his head straight.”

They explained that after noticing the worrying changes in which they took Obi for an MRI scan under the advice of their doctor.

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Australian model in McNaught and her partner Stace Cadet have shared devastating news about their nine -month -old son Obi Brooks Kotaras, revealing that he received a brain tumor

The couple, who welcomed their first child in October last year, issued an emotional joint statement on Thursday morning and expressed their fear of OBI’s recent health struggle

A scan, performed earlier this week, unveiled the shocking diagnosis – a large brain tumor on the right side of his brain

The scan, performed earlier this week, revealed the shocking diagnosis – a large brain tumor on the right side of his brain.

“On Tuesday evening at about 6 p.m. we met a neurosurgeon who broke the heartbreaking news,” they said.

“We are absolutely crushed and the last few days have been our most difficult days.”

The former Miss Universe Australia and her partner praised the team in Queensland Children’s Hospital, who are now working with them to determine a treatment plan.

“Our team of the Queensland Children Hospital has been incredible and remain hopeful that we can remove the masses and Obi can become healthy and happy pending the results,” she added.

The post has since been flooded with messages from support from family, friends and fans, including Erin’s ex-man example.

“You have this,” wrote the example, while Steph Claire Smith added: “Send healing love ❤️.”

‘Heartbreaking, he will come through, children are more difficult than we realize! Send thoughts and prayers and absolute positive vibes to you all, “read another message.

The former Miss Universe Australia and her partner praised the team in Queensland Children’s Hospital, who are now working with them to determine a treatment plan

The moving update Follows what was initially a joyful start for parenting for Erin and Stace, who exclusively confirmed the birth of their son to Daily Mail Australia in December.

At the time, the couple shared that they had called him Obi and were in the clouds to bring him home.

“We are so in love with him, we can’t believe he is finally here,” said Stace in December.

“Honestly to say that we didn’t get much sleep when we came home from the hospital last night – especially because we can’t get our eyes off him.”

The former MTV -Gastheer also opened earlier about her difficult pregnancy, and revealed that the journey ‘had been a small touch and go -sum’, with health complications in the latest trimester.