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Gemma Collins 'to be pregnant at 40' after lockdown weight loss helps fertility

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Gemma Collins has made a prediction that she will be pregnant next year, when she turns 40. The Only Way Is Essex star has lost nearly 3st during the coronavirus lockdown and she believes this will give her a great chance of overcoming fertility issues she has encountered in the past.

The reality star has been wanting to become a mum but doctors warned that she would have to lose a significant amount of weight to achieve that dream.

With that box ticked, Gemma believes she has taken a big step towards motherhood. Speaking to The Sun, Gemma admitted that she "would love to have a child." Gemma said that if she could become pregnant, she would become a role model for women that start a family later in their lives.

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