Georgia Kousoulou’s Mother Life, Son Banned From ‘Can’t’ As Fans See New Baby
TOWIE’S Georgia Kousoulou has given fans a first look at their baby daughter by revealing four ultrasound images of their impending arrival.
The reality star, 33, isn’t new to ‘mum life’ as she already has son Brody with ITVBe personality and businessman partner Tommy Mallet, 32.
Georgia wrote: “Our little girl. The first photos we were able to take show that the girl has a fracture with legs and arms in front of her face, her hand under her chin.”
Georgia and Tommy left Towie in 2021 and were subsequently given their own reality show, Baby Steps, to document family life.
The couple secretly married last year after welcoming their son Brody in 2021 – and have been sharing their parenting life with their millions of followers…
FORBIDDEN WORD
The family has one word that little Brody isn’t allowed to say – and it’s not what you might think.
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Tommy dropped the forbidden word in an interview, saying, “You have to feel like you can do anything.
“My son is not allowed to say the word ‘can’t’.”
It is clear that the proud father wants the youngster to have a positive approach and a ‘can do’ attitude.
CLOSE PARENTING
Georgia has opened up to her followers about the ups and downs of her parenting, admitting she panicked about being separated from her son when he went to nursery.
Last year she posted a photo of her sobbing and wrote: “Mixed emotions..
Lately I’ve been so sad that I cry thinking about Brody going to daycare in September.
“I know it will be good for him and that he will love it, but I can’t help but feel sad that life as I have known it for over two years is over.
“He’s been my shadow every day… and now I won’t be with him three days a week.”
LUXURY NURSERY
Her daughter will be treated to a luxurious daycare, if Brody’s is to be believed.
Previously, Georgia proudly unveiled her cozy nursery for her firstborn, filled with teddy bears, a huge bed and a fur rug.
The reality star revealed her bundle’s nursery is her “favorite room in the house” as she gave followers a photo tour of the finished space in their interior Instagram account.
The room in her £1 million Essex mansion was completely transformed to make it suitable for her little one princewith soft gray carpets, neutral walls and many homely personal touches.
Brody’s name is spelled out in large letters near the window and framed photos of his scans were currently on display.
WOUNDED LIFE
Tommy admitted that their son Brody is extremely “spoiled.”
The ex TOWIE star, who is known for his lavish lifestyle and extravagant purchases, admitted he may have gone overboard when it comes to spoiling his little one.
Tommy recently joined Spencer Matthews on his podcast Big Fish to discuss the topic of raising children without spoiling them or entitling them.
He confessed, “I spoiled my son so much. And I feel like I’ve said so much that I have to be careful all the time, because I’ve said things like:
‘I’m not going to spoil my boy. He needs to be raised the way I was raised.”
The TV star became one of the most successful cast members and became a millionaire after launching his shoe brand Mallet.
However, he recently revealed his clash with his business partner Evren Ozka, which has now seen the pair lock horns court.
He continues his candid conversation at Ben Gallagha Everyone wants to be us podcast he told how his bank balance had plummeted.
MISCARRIAGE HEARTBREAK
Last year they were left heartbroken after a tragic miscarriage.
Georgis and Tommy went for the 12 week ultrasound and were told about the rare chromosome abnormality, called triploid syndrome, which meant their baby had no chance of survival.
The discovery forced Georgia to have an abortion. If she had continued the pregnancy, her baby would have been miscarried or stillborn.
About dealing with the newsGeorgia previously said: “It’s very difficult to process when someone says your baby won’t survive, but you see that same baby moving.
“If there had been no heartbeat it might have been easier to accept. I asked if it was my fault, or if I could have done something differently.
“He said it was incredibly rare and no one was to blame, but I couldn’t stop torturing myself.”
The couple stopped filming their show Baby Steps as she came to terms with her loss, with Georgia later saying, “I was in the darkest place I’d ever been.”
What is a miscarriage and why do pregnancies fail?
A miscarriage is usually the death of an unborn baby during the first 24 weeks – about six months – of pregnancy.
Miscarriages may not be talked about much, but they are very common. According to estimates from Tommy’s baby loss charity, there are at least 250,000 a year in Britain and one in five pregnancies end in miscarriage.
It may not be clear why a miscarriage happens, but it is rarely caused by something the mother or father did. Usually the embryo has a random genetic defect that prevents it from developing properly.
Most women can successfully have healthy babies in the future.
The NHS says most miscarriages cannot be prevented, but avoiding smoking, alcohol and drugs during pregnancy can reduce the risk.
Some of the other most common reasons for pregnancy loss in the first 24 weeks include: ectopic pregnancy And molar pregnancy.
Ectopic pregnancy is the place where a fertilized egg implants somewhere outside the uterus, usually in a fallopian tube. It cannot survive and grow there, so it dies naturally or must be terminated.
Molar pregnancy is rarer, but occurs when a fertilized egg and/or placenta does not develop properly at the beginning of a pregnancy. There is no reason why this happens and it cannot be prevented, although it is more common in very young or old mothers.
A baby that dies after 24 weeks is considered a stillbirth.
Source: NHS