LOUISE Thompson's fiancé Ryan Libbey has revealed she's been rushed to hospital and "doesn't know" when she'll be home.
Made In Chelsea alum Louise, 33, was on holiday in Antigua just last month where she shared some gorgeous snaps to Instagram.
But it appears things have taken a turn for the worse as Ryan, 33, told fans yesterday that she'd been admitted to hospital - however it is unclear why.
He wrote in an Instagram Story, "Louise has been in hospital for 12 days now. We don't know when she will be ready to come home yet.
"But thank you to everyone who has sent messages of love and support to our family. It does help."
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Louise has been battling PTSD and anxiety since she nearly died giving birth to her son Leo-Hunter in 2021.
She recently revealed that she has written a book called Lucky - which tells the story of her traumatic pregnancy.
Announcing her project, she told fans that she now feels "ready" but also "petrified" to step into a new chapter.
She said: "I finally feel ready to share my story. I feel proud, It's a form of closure. I'm closing this chapter and getting ready to enter a new chapter.
"I feel like a huge weight is being lifted off my shoulders, but equally I feel petrified."
Alongside a video revealing the news to her followers, she wrote: "So much to say, but I seem to have writers block today.
"Not ideal timing given that I have a particularly big announcement to get off my chest and it very much involves the theme of ‘writing’.
"So I’ll just count myself in - 3, 2, 1 … I have written a book.
"I feel slightly sick with nerves. A couple of years ago I experienced a series of distressing events that completely derailed me.
"They turned me from a highly functioning, happy and fairly successful young adult into a vegetable almost overnight.
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"The journey to get from that place to where I am today has felt like hell on earth but I finally feel courageous enough to share some of the details of what happened to me and to examine my personal lived experience since.…in one tidy space.
"Introducing my book: LUCKY."
She said how she was told by people she met in her recovery that if she shared her story it would help other people in the same position.
Louise explained that it's taken her "a really long time" to accept what happened to her and thanked her followers for their support."
Louise, who is Sam Thompson's sister, nearly died twice during childbirth.
Her son Leo-Hunter was treated in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) while she was treated in the adult ICU after the birth.
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