Prince Harry’s ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas is anticipating her second youngster together with her husband, Harry Wentworth-Stanley.
“I’m now effectively into my second being pregnant,” Bonas introduced in an essay for the Spectator journal printed Thursday.
“Having conceived by means of IVF the primary time, we have been lucky to have one other embryo saved away in a freezer,” she wrote. “It’s unimaginable {that a} tiny cluster of frozen cells, already a life, can survive, suspended in time for years. The science behind the method continues to amaze me.”
The 35-year-old mannequin shared that this being pregnant feels totally different from her first as a result of she is affected by morning illness.
“I’ve by no means had it earlier than and now really feel like I’ve been swaying on a ship for months,” she shared.
Bonas added that she and Wentworth-Stanley, 35, are searching for new digs, evoking bittersweet emotions.
“I’ve blended feelings about leaving the little area we’ve lived in for therefore lengthy,” she penned. “I’ll have lasting recollections of us shifting in as newlyweds, constructing our first residence collectively and having a child. But I’m equally excited on the considered the subsequent stage.”
The couple, who married in July 2020, are already dad and mom to a 2-year-old son, Wilbur.
Bonas opened up in a December 2020 article about present process in vitro fertilization after struggling to conceive.
In a piece for the Sunday Instances, the blue blood revealed she had undergone checks, acupuncture, reflexology, tried intrauterine insemination and “even a German healer who speaks to angels” within the “two lengthy years” she spent making an attempt to begin a household.
She determined to come back ahead to minimize the “burden of disgrace that comes with infertility.”
Earlier than marrying Wentworth-Stanley, Bonas dated Harry, to whom she was launched by the prince’s cousin Princess Eugenie in Could 2012.
The previous couple dated for almost two years earlier than amicably breaking apart in April 2014.
Harry, 40, wrote lovingly of his ex in his 2023 memoir, “Spare,” sharing that “Cress” had helped him cope with his grief over the 1997 dying of his mom, Princess Diana.
Bonas and Wentworth-Stanley have been company at Harry and Meghan Markle’s Could 2018 wedding ceremony.
