In news that will chill the bones of every mum Frankie Bridge has revealed she had to rush her son to hospital after he was “struggling to breathe”.
Frankie’s son Parker suffers from a childhood condition called croup which affects the windpipe and causes coughing and difficulty to breathe. Frankie detailed the hospital trip with her followers as she described herself as “one very tired emotionally drained mummy”.
“Was in a&e last night with this little guy... with yet another croup attack...” she wrote. “Doesn't matter how many times it happens... to see someone grasping for air is always terrifying.
“Breaks my heart. But he's absolutely fine now... all just very sleepy..”.
Frankie is mum to Parker, six and Carter, five, with former footballer Wayne Bridge and has opened up in the past about Parker’s worrying condition.
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The Saturdays - where are they now?
1 of 10Rochelle Humes before
Rochelle Humes first found fame in S Club Juniors - absolute throwback. She then began presenting on kids TV programme Smile and shortly after joined The Saturdays.
2 of 10Rochelle Humes now
Since the girls went on a BREAK/HIATUS etc etc Rochelle has turned full-time TV presenter. She covers Holly Willoughby on This Morning and co-hosts BBC show The Hit List. She's released a children's book and launched her own haircare brand My Little Coco. Rochelle has also married JLS' Marvin Humes, given birth to Alaia-Mai and Valentina and is due to welcome her third child into the world later this year.
3 of 10Frankie Bridge before
Frankie Bridge and Rochelle knew each other before The Saturdays because they were both part of S Club Juniors. Two years after they split she went on to join The Saturdays.
4 of 10Frankie Bridge now
It may have looked like she was living her best life during her time in The Saturdays but Frankie has admitted that she struggled with her mental health. Frankie is now married to former footballer Wayne Bridge, they have two children together Parker and Carter. She became runner-up on Strictly Come Dancing in 2014 and she's released her own book 'Open': Why Asking For Help Can Save Your Life.
5 of 10Mollie King before
Before becoming a member of The Saturdays, Mollie actually had a career in the skiing industry. Yes, really. However she decided to pursue her singing career instead.
6 of 10Mollie King now
Following her time in The Saturdays, Mollie was set to release her solo album but it's yet to come out, although she did release a single, Back to You. Mollie (and Frankie) made a cameo on Hollyoaks Later, she also starred on Strictly in 2017 and she co-hosts a radio show on BBC Radio 1.
7 of 10Una Healey before
Before joining The Saturdays, Una was a medical secretary and then studied to become a teacher. She then decided to start her singing career and in 2006 she was a backing singer for Brian Kennedy for the Eurovision. Obsessed. Shortly after she auditioned for The Saturdays.
8 of 10Una Healey now
Since the band disbanded she's hosted TV show Una's Dream Ticket, she's released her own album and is a presenter on Country Hits Radio. She then married rugby player Ben Foden and they're parents to Aoife Belle and Tadhg John. However in 2018 they split.
9 of 10Vanessa White before
Before becoming famous in The Saturdays, Vanessa starred in West End shows The Lion King and The King and I.
10 of 10Vanessa White now
Vanessa has since released an EP, she took part in I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! and is often seen at showbiz events.
In 2017 she wrote, “The face of a proud emotionally drained mum whose child has been really poorly and scared her half to death and a child who is the prime example of how well and quickly they bounce back...
“This little man is so full of love and this surprise hug felt more amazing than he will ever know... not sure who was looking after who...? 💙"
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And back in 2016 she opened up exclusively to Closer about being a mum to two boys, she said, “I'm still learning all the time. I think it just comes with time. The age gap is quite small for my two, but it seems so big because ones a real baby and the other one is a toddler.
“Carter's starting to walk and he's starting to talk a little bit so it seems like the gap is closing … And I do think it's true what people say, it's really hard for the first six months and then it gets a bit easier. I think just be patient and wait.”