Amanda Holden spoke about her experience with baby loss on her radio show this morning [September 27].
The Heart Breakfast presenter, 51, recalled being made to feel 'like a game show contestant' after she experienced a stillbirth in 2011 when her son Theo was born at 28 weeks, thanks to a doctor telling the star she was 'going home empty handed' following her tragic loss.
Amanda and co-host Jamie Theakston were joined on-air by Ross Sullivan this morning - a charity service user from the charity Aching Arms, which brings comfort after baby loss. Aching Arms is one of the small charities supported by Global’s Make Some Noise, which Amanda is raising funds for as part of her 3 Peaks Challenge next week.
