Rebecca Adlington said she is “truly heartbroken” after suffering a late-stage miscarriage.. The double Olympic gold medal swimmer found out about the devastating loss at a routine 20-week ...

Rebecca Adlington has given birth to her baby boy Albie Bennett. The Olympic gold medalist, 31 announced the birth of her second child on Instagram on Thursday.

British Olympic champion Rebecca Adlington has openly discussed her diagnosis with coeliac disease in a heartfelt video on Coeliac UK's Instagram page. The 36-year-old swimming star detailed her ...

Rebecca Adlington took to Instagram on Monday where she shared a sweet snap. The pregnant star's son Albie, two, and daughter Summer, eight, kissed her baby bump while sitting on a daybed together ...

Rebecca Adlington has opened up on her miscarriage with baby Harper as she shared a montage of moments in a special Instagram video. The former Olympic swimmer shared her pregnancy journey, from ...

Rebecca Adlington, an Olympic swimmer and presenter on BBC Sports has revealed today that she has been diagnosed with coeliac disease. Speaking on the Coeliac UK’s Instagram account, Rebecca ...

OLYMPIAN and I’m A Celeb star Rebecca Adlington has revealed she’s had emergency surgery after suffering a miscarriage. The 33-year-old explained she’d received the heartbreaking … ...

On Instagram, Adlington wrote: “I don’t really have the words right now but unfortunately we went for our 20 week scan this week and they found no heartbeat. “I gave birth to our angel ...

Adlington, 36, shared a short clip on Coeliac UK’s Instagram account on Wednesday (26 March) where she shared details of the condition and highlighted a petition which is being handed to the ...

Rebecca shared the happy news on Instagram MORE: Rebecca Adlington reveals she found out ex-husband Harry Needs was bisexual last year Rebecca and Harry remain close friends since their split in ...

Adlington, 36, shared a short clip on Coeliac UK’s Instagram account on Wednesday ... Rebecca Adlington in 2023. The disease impacts at least one in every 100 people in the UK.