While Geordie Shore star Holly Hagan has a wedding to look forward to, she’s already thinking about what it would be like to take the next step and have a baby after experiencing a cow birthing simulator on the farm.
She tells Closer, “It was the best thing I ever did. Sometimes the calf can’t come out on its own, so you have to physically put your arm into the vagina and pull it out. Put it this way, I don’t think I’ll be giving birth vaginally!”
Holly, 28, has every hope her Ibiza wedding to footballer Jacob Blyth, also 28, will still go ahead this summer – despite having to cancel her honeymoon just a few weeks ago.
She says, “We were going to island hop in Greece, but I don’t think travelling from place to place will be an option. But we still have the wedding. My planner lives in Ibiza and, at the moment, she doesn’t seem worried.”
Holly has previously opened up to Closer about spending lockdown loved-up with Jacob and she admitted she feels happier than ever and can’t wait to start a family with him in the next chapter of her life.
“We literally had the best time ever – Jacob’s just so laid back and chilled, so it really worked. I got into cooking and baking, I was studying for my nutrition course, and we were relaxing in the sun. I couldn’t have picked a better person to be in lockdown with.
“We’re in no imminent rush, but we definitely want kids at some point. We’ve got the wedding next year and hopefully, after that, it will happen. I don’t think we’ll actively try, though, because there’s the disappointment if it doesn’t happen exactly when you want it to,” she admitted.
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1 of 3Olivia Attwood: ‘I’ll be honest if I’ve had something done’
The Love Island star, 29, has defended her right to do precisely as she pleases when it comes to changing her looks.She told Closer in October, "I get comments saying, 'Oh, you looked so young on Love Island'. And I'm like, 'Yeah, I did it four years ago'. A lot's happened in four years. Everyone's way too bothered in 2020 about what other people are doing. I'm not hurting anyone and I'm not hurting myself, so it's not really up for discussion. "But I like to be honest if I've had something done. I wasn't born like this – with my lips and my boobs. I know my followers respect my transparency and I think that's a much healthier approach."
2 of 3Abbie Holborn: ‘I’ve had surgery to keep up with the others’
Abbie, now 23, joined Geordie Shore three years ago and, like her fellow co-stars, was soon swept into the surgery craze. Last year she told Closer, "When I joined the show, I'd had a little bit of lip filler but nothing else. Everyone else on the show looked so good, and I wanted to look like them. You need to look good when you're on TV, so no wonder so many TV stars get filler. "The harsh reality is, the better you look, the more attention you get, the more likes you get and the more work you get. I've had surgery and filler to keep up with the others. Everyone looks so good on Instagram these days and it's really competitive."
3 of 3Chloe Ferry: ‘I’ll do whatever makes me happy’
The long-time Geordie Shore star, 25, admitted in 2016 that she was "addicted" to surgery, adding, "I used to be ugly. Before Geordie Shore I could never afford to get anything changed, so now I've got the money, I'll do whatever makes me happy."While she vowed not to have any more surgery earlier this year, Chloe had her third boob job in September and told Closer, "I had another boob job because my boobs were out of proportion. I'm happy with myself now, and I don't think I'll get more surgery, but who knows. I do get down days about my body, like anyone. I just want to meet a nice lad."
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The reality star went on to say, “I’ve always wanted a daughter, but watching clips of me at 18, on Geordie Shore, has made me think. Watching her go through heartbreak and boy issues would break my heart – let alone any body issues.
“I would never talk about dieting or body hang-ups in front of her. I grew up around my mum who didn’t like her body and hated her legs, always covering them up on holidays. And I had the exact same legs as her – it gets instilled in you.
“Now that I can recognise what happened then, I’d never do that in front of my daughter and I’ll stop her from having issues. I’ll be the most confident person ever, so that she is too.”
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