Pregnant Amy Childs reveals her doctors are ‘concerned’ as she gives health update on twins

PREGNANT Amy Childs has revealed her doctors are 'concerned' as she gave a health update on her twins.

The Towie reality star admitted that she is receiving regular check ups by medical professionals as the due date looms nearer.

Amy, 32, is pregnant and expecting her first children with her boyfriend, Billy Delbosq.

But she admitted that her consultants are concerned because of her previous medical history as her waters broke early with her two previous children.

Amy told : "While the twins aren’t coming imminently, doctors are concerned because my waters went with my previous pregnancies so it could happen at any time.

"By next week, we’ll hopefully know a little update if they’ve not arrived. I’ll be going for a check in every week until the twins are born."

I went for a scan and check up on Wednesday and the doctors told me one of the twin’s head is down.

"This is good, but they could easily move again. I’m going in again next Wednesday to see what they say.

"Because I’m having fraternal twins, they can leave me up to 38 weeks. Identical twins are more of a high risk so are usually born a bit earlier.

"They’ve told me at the moment that the babies aren’t engaged just yet so there’s no chance really of them coming just yet.

"When they scanned me they said they're really comfortable. So far the girl is weighing 6.8lb, while the little boy is 6lb.

Although Amy confirmed that she has her cesarean booked in, she refused to reveal the date of her new children's birth.

She admitted: "My C-section is all booked in.

"I haven’t really told anyone the date because I don’t want loads of people messaging me asking me how I’m feeling just before I have it done, you know? I just want to go in there and make sure the babies are all fine, then go from there.

"But, at the same time – like I’ve said from day one – if I can go natural then I will. My phrase of the year is ‘anything can happen’.

"This Wednesday they’ll be doing another little check and seeing if one of the twin’s heads is still down and they’ll then tell me what to do.

"It’s literally in the doctor’s and midwives’ hands now. I’ve very much got an open plan."