Perrie Edwards opens up about miscarriages

In a candid interview Perrie Edwards discusses two pregnancy losses before and after the birth of her son Axel.

Perrie Edwards reveals two miscarriages

Perrie Edwards spoke about two miscarriages on Paul C Brunson's We Need To Talk podcast. She said she experienced an early miscarriage in her first pregnancy and learned of the loss after bleeding and a scan. She later welcomed her son Axel in 2021 and described him as a rainbow baby. About a year after Axel’s birth she became pregnant again but miscarried at 24 weeks after a second pregnancy, a moment she recalled as deeply painful. The singer also praised her partner Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for his calm support during difficult times and noted she is preparing to release a new song this week. She has previously discussed anxiety and panic disorder, revealing she avoids being alone for fear of a panic attack.

Open discussions of miscarriage by public figures can reshape conversations around pregnancy grief. Edwards’ honesty highlights the long tail of loss, even after a successful birth, and invites fans to consider the emotional work required to move forward. The interview also underscores how partners and a supportive home life influence recovery, especially when public attention adds pressure. At the same time, reporting on personal pain in celebrity culture can provoke scrutiny and privacy concerns, reminding readers that behind the headlines are real families navigating delicate moments.

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Her story points to a shift in how society talks about pregnancy loss and resilience.