Charlotte Dawson has shared an emotional post showing her Easter celebrations with toddler Noah following her recent miscarriage heartache. The reality star daughter of the late Manchester comedian Les Dawson revealed earlier this month that she had suffered a miscarriage after finding out she was pregnant on Mother's Day.
Charlotte, 29, has since posted a new batch of pictures of herself and her mum Tracy with her toddler son Noah as she paid tribute to her boy for 'making everything better.' And adorably he was wearing a hoodie top with an image on the back of Noah alongside his grandad Les.
Comedy icon Les died in 1993 aged 62 when Charlotte was just eight-months-old. Charlotte wrote: "Through the tears & hurt.. came the light of our life making everything better @noahdawsonsarsfield Easter archives part 2 even grandad les/my daddy was with us … on Noah’s back."
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clairemwbear commented: "That tracksuit, your Dad definitely got all your backs." itsjessmariex said: "His little tracksuit with him & your dad." And jodiiehu45 replied: "I love his top with good old Les on the back."
Charlotte clapped back at nasty trolls as she enjoyed a trip to London with her fiance Matthew Sarsfield and pals last weekend to see Wythenshawe boxer Tyson Fury retain his WBC world heavyweight title in front of a 94,000 sell-out crowd at Wembley Stadium.
She shared an empowering in which she mimed 'the b**** is back.' And she took the opportunity to answer back to the 'pathetic' online messages that she had received since her loss.
"This one is for you troll edzzzz cos you all hate me having fun …" she wrote. "What do you expect me to not try and get on with my life because of what’s happened?"
"I didn’t really want to go but I put a brave face on and had a lovely time with our palz," she continued. And she said: "The messages are just pathetic, but thank you so much to my belters who are sending so much love …"
She admitted to suffering some low moments during her time away. But Charlotte said it felt good to get glammed up again. "Felt so good to feel too glam to give a chuffin damn.. even tho I had some low moments this weekend. Feeling back to being glam Chaz felt bloody chuffin fabulous," she said.
Charlotte shared a comical video of her partying at Wembley with social media star LadBaby Mum, whose real name is Roxanne Hoyle. And she thanked the fellow mum for her support.
Last week Charlotte addressed the 'disgusting' trolls who had reduced her to tears by accusing her of making up the pregnancy. She said: "I just don't appreciate some the disgusting, horrific messages that Matthew and I are receiving."
Charlotte explained: "I can't even believe that I have to even defend myself like this. I've been in tears crying over s*** that people say. "They're basically saying that I'm lying about being pregnant. I can't believe I have to prove that I was pregnany. It's so weird."
She held up one of her pregnancy tests to the camera and showed a screenshot of some of the abuse. She said: "People just seem to have a massive opinion on my life and think they can get away with it. It's absolutely disgusting what people say."
She concluded by sharing a screenshot of a photograph of her pregnancy test on the day she found out about the news on Mother's Day, showing the date circled as Sunday March 27. "There you go idiot trolls," she said. "Yeah I'm really lying that I was pregnant for attention. What the actual F is wrong with people!!!"
In January she hrew a party for her son Noah at The Barn at Morley's Hall in Astley. And in a sweet gesture Charlotte brought a cardboard cut-out of her late father so that he could join the special day.
Last year she honoured the memory of Les by recreating a picture she had with him as a baby. Charlotte, who gave birth to Noah last January days before what would have been Les' 90th birthday, revealed that in tribute to her dad from Collyhurst she "kept a piece" of him by keeping the name Dawson for her little boy.
Charlotte has kept her dad's memory alive since welcoming Noah into the world. As well as keeping the name Dawson, the first-time mum took an emotional trip to 'introduce' her boy to her dad when he was a few weeks old.
Charlotte visited the late comic's statue in Lytham St Annes. And she shared images of herself cradling her little boy as she smiled next to the statue.
