Pregnant Amy Childs reveals late night labour panic ahead of twins’ birth
PREGNANT Amy Childs has revealed her late night labour panic ahead of the birth of her new babies.
The Towie star is expecting twins with her boyfriend Billy Delbosq and she took to social media to express her worries.
Amy, 32, posted a short clip on her Instagram stories where she told her fans that she thought she had gone into labour due to contractions she felt.
Speaking about her tough time, she explained: "I've just had one of them weeks, not stopped.
"I have literally had a few zoom calls, I've got nice day off but I don't know about you guys, but I thought I've got that look, you know that pregnant look now, not long to go.
"I had a little bit of a, few like Braxton Hicks in the night. So yeah, I started panicking, thinking, is it coming? Are the babies coming? but now I feel fine today.
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"I'm just so over now being pregnant. I just want the babies here now.
"Loads of people have been messaging me, saying 'have you had the twins yet?' Because I've been quite quiet, but they're still in here."
This comes after the TV personality splashed out £110,000 on a new Land Rover Defender.
The 32 year old reality TV star and her boyfriend Billy Delbosq, posed with their impressive new set of wheels after announcing their new spin-off TV show, Amy Childs: The Twin Life.
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Amy, who is currently pregnant with twins for Billy and is due next month, is already a mum of two.
Dressed casually in a knitted jumper, Amy completed her look with a quilted black coat and matching leggings. The V8 Land Rover comes with a price tag of £100,000 and in true Essex style she also decided to modify the vehicle to the tune of £10,000.
Taking to her social media, Amy captioned her post saying: "Finally… We have OUR NEW car, mum of four lets do this…
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Her show is set to air later this on ITVBe and will follow in the footsteps of Ferne McCann and Sam Faiers' Mummy Diaries with her sister Billie Shepherd.
