We love her honesty.
Dani Dyer has opened up about the guilt she's felt since booking a C-section to deliver her babies.
The Love Island star is expecting identical twin girls in May with the Westham footballer, Jarrod Bowen.
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Dani opened up on Instagram about how she required an emergency C-section for the delivery of her son, Santiago, in 2021.
"Because I had an emergency c-section before, [the consultant] felt the safer would be for the twins to be delivered by c-section," she wrote on Instagram.
"Especially because they are identical twins, it's always a bit more risky. I have always wanted a vaginal birth, but I knew I had to listen to my consultant."
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But once she was medically advised to have a C-section, Dani "instantly felt so guilty and worried" about recovering.
"I still want to be able to pick Santi up and run around and do the activities I usually do.
"Because Santi is still only little himself, I can’t really explain why mummy can’t do her usual activities. So much is changing but I still want him to think I can be the best mummy possible."
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How is Dani doing?
Dani is still ecstatic about the pregnancy, calling herself "so lucky and blessed" to be having two babies. But she's been facing a lot of worries and "mum guilt."
"I just feel like I have so many worries going around in my head that I need to just get them all out," she explained.
"I remember one of my friends having a second baby and telling me about the second baby guilt she had and I never understood it until I fell pregnant again!
"Honestly the mum guilt never ends I don’t think."
