‘Gutted' Amy Childs ‘cancels wedding to Billy Delbosq' after fan backlash over extreme weight loss
AMY Childs has "cancelled" her wedding to fiance Billy Delbosq after her recent weight loss sparked huge fan concern.
The TOWIE alum is said to have been left "gutted" at the recent turn of events, just weeks after we reported how her "perfect" wedding plans were under threat.
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Amy Childs is said to have 'cancelled' her wedding plans
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The TOWIE alum became engaged to Billy Delbosq in 2023
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She is said to be 'gutted' by the turn of events
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It came after fans expressed concern about the mum of four's recent weight loss
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ITVBe personality Amy, 34, who first postponed her nuptials following her engagement in 2023, has again shifted back plans due to "last minute changes" claim sources.
They told Closer Magazine of the shift for mum-of-four Amy, who became engaged to the businessman in April 2023: "Amy has had to cancel her wedding and she's absolutely gutted.
"There was going to be a show around it, following the run-up to their big day, but they've had to make some last-minute changes based on what's going on in their lives."
Amy, 34, shares two of her children with Billy, 42, who she first met in 2000.
She first referred to him as her "Prince Charming" after they set eyes on each other during lockdown.
In 2023, the pair welcomed twins, Amelia and Billy into the world after a 'long and exhausting' labour - yet their marriage plans have taken a back seat.
Despite going wedding dress shopping, Amy has repeatedly delayed the plans.
And fresh issues were sparked after fans noted her drastic weight loss.
Amy recently came under fire after showing off her significant body overhaul and admitting she had lost two stone.
The busy working mum then admitted she "can't stop being sick" just days after the weight loss backlash.
Towie star Amy Childs sparks backlash as she shows off her massive weight loss
The Sun has gone to Amy's reps for comment.
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In April, Amy admitted they didn't have an exact date in the diary for their nuptials.
The mum of four said: "In my head we will have an end of summer wedding, but I have nothing planned yet!
"This is the worrying thing - I still don't know if it will be this year.
Who is Amy Childs?
Amy Childs was born June 7, 1990, and is a reality star, model, businesswoman and fashion designer.
She shot to fame in 2010 by appearing in ITV2's reality TV show The Only Way Is Essex.
She became known for her ditsy, likeable personality and briefly dated fellow cast member Kirk Norcoss.
A particularly memorable scene involved her "vajazzling" Sam Faiers in a barbie pink-coloured salon.
She left the show in 2011 and took part in Celebrity Big Brother, finishing fourth.
She also took part in a fly-on-the-wall documentary, It's All About Amy on Channel 5.
Two years later she competed in Channel 4's daredevil show The Jump and was the second person to be eliminated.
She is now said to be worth around £5million through her fashion and beauty products.
"But there's still time to make it work."
She teased there was trouble in store and added to Closer Magazine how the pair might run out of time to plan a 2025 ceremony.
Amy added to the publication: "It's so much pressure.
"I don't want to be stressed. It's my big day.
"I want everything to be perfect, and at the minute we don't know what is going on."
The glam Essex girl told of her desire for an "extravagant" ceremony, yet admitted the pair had picked out their perfect venue.
Previously, she told The Sun she was uncertain if a wedding was on the cards full stop.
Amy told us in 2023: "I actually asked Bill if he still wanted to marry me the other day because since he proposed he hasn't mentioned it since."
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Amy, 34, previously told how the pair might 'run out of time' to plan a 2025 ceremony
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The pair have had to make some 'last minute changes' according to a source
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