BBC Breakfast presenter Sally Nugent admitted that she cried "half a dozen" watching Alex Jones' new documentary exploring fertility and IVF. In Alex Jones: Making Babies, the Welsh TV presenter opens up about her own miscarriage and speaks openly about her own pregnancy journey.
For the documentary, Alex actually trained as a fertility assistant at one of the leading fertility clinics in the UK, known for their world-renowned research and innovative technology.
The 48-year-old presenter has also spoken about the difficulties she faced while trying for a second baby after the birth of her first child Teddy. She said, of her and husband Charlie Thomson's pregnancy journey: "We didn't have a straightforward time, between the two boys, we had a loss then and quite late on and then it resulted in some complications. I didn't go down the IVF route, we thought we might have to but we didn't in the end." The pair are now parents to three children Kit, Teddy and Annie.
