Since learning that she is having a child with her fiancé, Dan Tooker, early this year, Elle King is ecstatic.

The singer-songwriter, who was in her second trimester at the time, made her first pregnancy announcement and detailed her protracted struggle to conceive in the March edition of People.

In addition to wanting it ever as he could remember, King admitted that he had been struggling with it for a very long time. “This pregnancy is such a miracle, every day is such a miracle,”

She lost her pregnancy

The magazine claims that the 32-year-old artist previously suffered from infertility. Due to polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), a disorder that results in a hormonal imbalance, she had previously lost two pregnancies.

King addressed it by pointing out that pregnancy loss caused by PCOS is a significant problem that many individuals experience. “But it’s so secretive — like you have to go through it alone,” she continued.

She claimed that talking about such topics was now frowned upon. The person dealing with it consequently felt humiliated.

King, who is currently three months along, boldly discussed her predicament with her parents, siblings, and close friends. If she suffers the same fate as before again, she claimed she will need her “support team.”

Problems with Losing Weight

The California-born singer previously discussed her struggles with weight reduction in an interview. She acknowledged that her weight and irregular cycles were both caused by the same PCOS.

King continued by saying that she has battled weight gain her whole life. But after seeing an Albuquerque fertility doctor, the medicine started to work, and she finally became pregnant through spontaneous ovulation.

She claimed that as life began to develop inside her body, she stopped having negative thoughts about herself and began to appreciate how lovely and healthy her body was.

King’s Current Pregnancy Status

King, who is nine months pregnant, had a COVID-19 positive test result earlier this month.

She informed her Instagram followers of the news.

On August 5, she reported receiving advice to take it easy at home up to her due date in order to protect her unborn child’s health.

Additionally, she stated in her caption that she will visit everyone after giving birth.

You go easy on yourself, sister. I’m wishing you a quick recovery,” said vocalist Erika Wennerstrom.

Chris Stapleton, a member of her band, wrote: “Rest well, Elle! We already miss you and are looking forward to your return.

On July 14, the singer posted a photo of herself holding her growing baby belly to Instagram, noting that she was eight months pregnant.

She was shown in the black-and-white photograph standing behind her dog and quad bike, with a little wooden cabin and forest in the distance.

It is hardly surprising that everyone is ecstatic because her due date is rapidly approaching.

We wish her a quick recovery and congratulate her for almost growing her family by one.