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YouTube star Grace Victory in coma with coronavirus just one day after giving birth to baby boy

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YOUTUBE star Grace Victory is in a coma tonight - the day after giving birth to a baby boy. The 30-year-old Brit caught coronavirus while pregnant and doctors decided the baby - due in February - needed to be delivered on Christmas Eve.

She was taken to intensive care on Christmas Day after developing problems with her breathing and put into an induced coma. Grace, from High Wycombe, has been dubbed "the internet's big sister" for her ability to tackle tough subjects such as eating disorders head-on.

A heartbreaking statement on her Instagram page tonight read: "As you guys know, Grace gave birth on Christmas Eve to a beautiful baby boy, who is currently doing so well, he's incredible. "We love him so much.

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