Emma Louise Connolly reveals both children she shares with Made In Chelsea husband Oliver Proudlock were rushed to hospital as she admits she is 'hanging on by a thread'
The model, 33, welcomed her second child, Levi, with her Made In Chelsea husband Oliver Proudlock just last month.
And in a stressful series of events, Emma took to her Instagram Story to reveal that both of her kids, two-year-old Bonnie and four-week-old baby Levi had fallen ill.
Emma shared that both tots had been poorly with a sickness bug and after a trip to their local GP, had to rush to A&E, according to The Sun.
She said: 'Oh my god, this week has been insane. It's hard. It's really hard two kids. And we've had sick bugs, we've been at the GP, we've been at the hospital, we've been to A&E. It has been a week. So, just so you know.'
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Emma went into more detail about her babies' health in a caption which read: 'Hanging on by a THREAD.
'Both kids have had sick bugs, we have slept for about 7 seconds, my boobs feel like they are about to blow off and just here to say THIS IS HARD and to anyone else in the trenches I am with you.
'It's so tough when your little ones are sick and all you want to do is take their pain away and help them feel 110% again.
'It's hard on both of them, but especially challenging with Levi since he can't express what he's feeling.
'Thankfully, both kids are now back to full health and we're so grateful!!! Now for a big sleep. Good luck and god speed to anyone else in the trenches and I'll see you on the flipside!'
In an update on Sunday morning, Emma shared a clip where she said: 'I just want to thank you for all of the love.
'And also sorry that I didn't put a trigger warning on that pumping noise cos it is a horribly haunting noise.'
It comes weeks after Emma shared a candid mirror selfie using a breast pump as she revealed she was suffering from a UTI.
In another snap Oliver lovingly gazed at their latest arrival who is called Levi Fox Proudlock.
The blonde beauty also posted a snap of their first outing as a family of four as her eldest child, Bonnie, two, helped push the pram across the street.
Emma also posted an adorable picture of the baby boy's foot wrapped in a white blanket.
First announcing the birth the couple posted a black-and-white photograph of them cuddled up to their newborn baby in hospital and appeared overjoyed at their new arrival.
In a caption, Emma confirmed they had welcomed a baby boy and revealed his adorable name.
She gushed: 'He's here. Our hearts are fuller, our home louder, and our arms forever occupied. Levi Fox Proudlock, the perfect piece to complete our family of four.'
They were flooded with congratulatory messages from their famous friends and fans in the comments section.
Giovanna Fletcher wrote: 'Oh my loves!!! Huge congratulations!!! Xxxx' while Rochelle Humes penned: 'Oh congratulations guys.'
Tasha Ghouri simply added: 'Congratulations,' and Rachel Stevens gushed: 'Awww guys huge congratulations!!!'
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