Peggy Rose Lawrence Shares Heartbreaking Miscarriage Story

Married At First Sight’s Peggy Rose Lawrence has revealed she has had a miscarriage after her IVF battle as she shared a devastating post to Instagram on Saturday.

The TV personality, 33, - who is in a relationship with a mystery partner - endured an emotional IVF journey to have a child for months and faced a series of setbacks. 

However, after announcing that she was pregnant in February, she has now revealed that her 'heart has never felt so much pain' as she explained the details of her loss.

Alongside her post, she penned: 'Trigger warning: pregnancy loss. Sorry I’ve been quiet I’ve needed time to heal physically and emotionally. Sadly our little miracle was too precious for this world.

'This isn’t the update I ever wanted to give, or ever thought I’d be giving after seeing the heartbeat 3 times from routine scans but I’m still grateful I got this far and for the hope this journey has gave me and others.

'My heart has never felt pain like this. Even writing this and speaking about it without crying shows the heartache that comes with pregnancy loss.

'Ignorantly, I never thought it would happen to me. I always had the deepest sympathy for anyone who had experienced it, but now I truly understand that pain in a way I never could before.

'I chose to share my IVF journey openly and I don’t regret it for one second. I’d do the same tomorrow. 

'Not sharing before 12 weeks would have meant our little life would never had been celebrated and i would have also had to grieve alone which nobody deserves. 

'I’m so grateful we got to celebrate the little life we had - they deserved to be seen and celebrated. 

'If anything, I know our story gives hope that even one egg can create a pregnancy. The past 10 weeks have been the best 10 weeks of my life and I wouldn’t change a thing.

'Through this journey I’ve gained friends I never expected, and I’ve also learned who my real friends are, the ones who have been there for me every step of the way.

'I would share early all over again, because I know it has helped so many others including myself. Thank you all for your advice, love and support.

'If you’re going through something similar, my DMs are always open. Your support has meant more than you will ever know, and sharing this helps me not grieve alone.

'Please still keep me updated with your experiences and journey’s as I want to learn everything I can for myself and to share with others. We need to support each other.

'If anything, this journey has given me hope and will make me an even stronger mummy-to-be ✨

'One day soon I’ll share more details with you and hopefully news of another little miracle.'

Peggy rose to fame on the show in 2023 where she was partnered with Georges Berthonneau but they split not long after the series. 

Earlier this year, Peggy revealed that she only had a one per cent chance of conceiving a child after a heartbreaking  setback.  

She penned in her lengthy post alongside snaps in her gown at the time: 'Sorry I didn't give an update yesterday. It was the most emotional day yet.

'Going in with 8 good sized follicles, and coming out to find that after all the injections and the operation they only managed to collect one egg…one egg…and they couldn't confirm if it's mature was really hard to process. I'm so grateful for the opportunity and the staff were amazing but it's hard not to be disappointed!

'It was the first time I thought that sharing my journey was a mistake as I didn't know how I would get the courage to explain what had happened to you all without it crushing me but I'm sticking to my word and I promised to share both the highs and the lows, so here is the raw truth (the low) in the hope that it helps someone.

'I genuinely thought I was being realistic hoping we'd get at least a few from many decent-sized follicles, but I guess this journey is a constant reminder that you just never know.

'Right now I'm trying to stay positive and hopeful that it's a good egg, that it matures and fertilises. We'll find out tomorrow. And now comes the dreaded wait… the unknown is honestly the hardest part.

'As for the surgery itself, it was absolutely fine. In and out of theatre within about 20 minutes. I was sedated with oxygen, didn't feel a thing, and only needed paracetamol afterwards. I have pain in my right ovary but maybe that's because there was double the amount of follicles there. 

'The staff were all amazing, they offered tea, hot chocolate or coffee and a biscuit when you wake up which was a small bonus on a pretty disappointing day.

'After hearing the news, I just wanted to get home, into my own bed, and recover hoping and praying for good news✨

'Thank you for all the love and support. It really means more than you know. One egg I think we only have a 1-3% chance now but we're staying hopeful ❤️.'

In 2024 she said of her wish to have children: 'I'm not sure if I can have children. I used to suffer with anxiety - I get stressed and I'm a very anxious person. 

'I basically haven't had a menstrual cycle in five years now. They're calling it secondary hypothalamic amenorrhea, which is all related to stress. 

'But yeah, I want to find someone that wants kids too and helps me to have them - it's going to be a big process, I'll probably need IVF, and that's quite scary. I got this news a couple of months ago and yeah, I'm so gutted.'

Peggy opened up about her heartbreaking split from Georges back in 2024, and claimed that the fame 'went to his head'.

After the E4 show finished airing, Georges called it quits on their short-lived marriage, which ultimately left Peggy completely devastated.  

She then claimed that their relationship went south because Georges became too obsessed with fame.