Made In Chelsea star rushed to hospital weeks after giving birth to second child
The reality star, wed to fellow E4 alumni Oliver Proudlock, 36, described her recent maternal experiences as being like "in the trenches."
Emma Connolly, 33, who had a brief stint on the show, and Proudlock have two kids - their newborn Levi born in March, and three year old Bonnie Lou.
However, her post-birth period has hit a complication three months following Levi's arrival, prompting an Instagram update about her stay in the medical ward.
This hospital dash comes shortly after their little ones were taken to A&E due to a viral illness.
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