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Charlotte Crosby reveals second silent miscarriage in five months

Former Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby, 36, said on Instagram that she had a second silent miscarriage, found at an eight-week scan, five months after a first one in May.

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The story, neutrally told

Mixed · 2Charlotte Crosby, the former Geordie Shore star aged 36, announced in an Instagram post on Friday 16 October 2026 that she had suffered a silent miscarriage, five months after an earlier pregnancy loss. Mixed · 2She said she and her fiancé Jake Ankers found out they were pregnant last month, and that they saw a heartbeat at six weeks five days. Mixed · 2At the eight-week scan she was told the baby's heart had stopped beating; she wrote that it felt as if their hearts had been ripped out of their chests.

Mixed · 2Crosby and Ankers have two daughters, Alba and Pixi. Crosby said the nerves of pregnancy remained, but they had begun picturing a family of five. Mixed · 2She said the previous night's Wave of Light, which marks the end of Baby Loss Awareness Week, left her feeling she had not allowed herself to process what had happened. She added that sharing her feelings with followers helps her make sense of them. Mixed · 2She said the future feels uncertain and that although they would love to grow their family, the fear of feeling this heartbreak again is terrifying.

Mixed · 2Crosby revealed a first silent miscarriage in May. A silent or missed miscarriage has no symptoms and is found only at a scan, according to the NHS. Right · 1The Daily Mail adds that after a D&C procedure for the May loss she developed an infection, and that she had an ectopic pregnancy in 2016 that required removal of her right fallopian tube and ovary. It also reports supportive comments from Paris Fury, Jacqueline Jossa, Amy Childs and Charlotte Dawson.

Every sentence links to the reporting it rests on. The pill in front of each says where its sources sit: Left, Centre or Right when one side supplies at least half of them, Mixed when they are evenly split. The number is how many outlets it cites.

Left1 outlet

Framing
Plain, PA-bylined report built around Crosby's own Instagram words, with support helplines at the end.
Emphasis
Her quoted statement and the NHS definition; Miscarriage Association and Tommy's contacts.
Leaves out or plays down
Does not mention the May infection, the 2016 ectopic pregnancy or celebrity reactions.
Charged language
“heartbreaking”
For example
“Charlotte Crosby reveals heartbreaking second silent miscarriage in just five months” — The Independent
“For more information, help, and support regarding pregnancy loss, you can contact Tommy's on 0800 0147 800.” — The Independent

Centre1 outlet

Framing
Straightforward news report with long extracts from Crosby's post.
Emphasis
Her words and the relationship timeline (BBC Three show, engagement, daughters' births).
Leaves out or plays down
Leaves out the May infection, the ectopic pregnancy, friends' reactions and helpline details.
Charged language
“devastating news”
For example
“admitted she felt like her heart had been “ripped” out as she told fans about the devastating news.” — Evening Standard

Right2 outlets

Framing
Emotive, celebrity-news style that stresses personal heartbreak and adds background on her earlier health crises.
Emphasis
Friends' supportive comments, the May D&C infection and the 2016 ectopic pregnancy.
Leaves out or plays down
Omits her Wave of Light and Baby Loss Awareness Week reflections.
Charged language
“heartbreakingly”“devastating Instagram post”“agonising”“excruciating pain”
For example
“Charlotte Crosby, 36, heartbreakingly reveals she has suffered a second silent miscarriage just five months after her first” — Daily Mail
“Charlotte was inundated with supportive messages from her celebrity friends” — Daily Mail

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