Little Mix star Perrie Edwards is currently pregnant again, but the star revealed a few months back that she heartbreakingly suffered a miscarriage, and now fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has broken his silence about it.

Perrie and Alex already have a son, four-year-old Axel. But the couple are currently expecting baby number two! While she has always chosen to keep her pregnancies private, Perrie did open up about the heartbreaking miscarriage she suffered before her current pregnancy, when she lost her baby at 24-weeks pregnant.

Alex hadn’t said anything about the heartbreak, but in a new interview, he opened up about the difficult loss for the very first time. But what has Perrie said about all of her pregnancies over the years? Lets have a look.

Perrie Edwards is pregnant again (Credit: Jordan Crosby / SplashNews.com)

Is Perrie Edwards pregnant?

Perrie Edwards is currently pregnant again. She announced the news back in September in an adorable Instagram video to one of her new songs.

Perrie posted a black-and-white video of herself that captured her walking from behind wearing a white T-shirt that featured the title of her latest single, If He Wanted To He Would, on the back.

When she turned around, Perrie’s t-shirt said, “…And he did!” across the front. However, that wasn’t the only thing that was displayed.

She also showed off her growing baby bump while flashing a radiant smile.

Fiancé Alex then walked over to Perrie in the clip and kissed her on the cheek before their adorable son Axel joined the happy family.

The announcement came just a few weeks after Perrie revealed her heartbreaking miscarriage during a sit-down interview with Paul Brunson.

Alex has just spoken about the miscarriage (Credit: SplashNews.com)

Do Perrie and Alex have kids?

This will be baby number two for Perrie and Alex. Four years ago, they welcomed their first son Axel.

During this pregnancy, Perrie waited quite a while before announcing it to the world. And quite beautifully, she was expecting Axel at the same time bandmate Leigh-Anne was pregnant with twins.

After she made the announcement, Perrie proceeded to spend the next few months sharing baby bump updates and giving fans little glimpses into her pregnancy. On her latest album, one of the songs actually even features Axel’s heartbeat taken from a baby scan when Perrie was pregnant with him.

But it wasn’t until recently that Perrie actually revealed that Axel is also a “rainbow baby” – a term used to describe the pregnancy after a miscarriage.

Perrie recently revealed she was really “on edge” while pregnant with Axel, as she feared something going wrong.

The 32-year-old said: “When I was pregnant with him, I loved being pregnant. It was one of the happiest times of my life. I love carrying babies.

“It was so lovely. But I was on edge thinking, oh gosh, I just want to get past the 12 weeks. I then wanted to get past the next thing. And when I got past it, the pregnancy was complete bliss. It was perfect.”

Perrie broke down about her miscarriage (Credit: YouTube)

Perrie Edwards heartbreaking miscarriage revealed

For the first time ever, Perrie sat down and spoke about the highs-and-lows of her life. And the lowest of lows was when she tragically experienced two miscarriages. One before Axel, and one before her current pregnancy.

Perrie Edwards revealed in August that back in 2022, as Little Mix were preparing to go on their final tour, she was secretly pregnant.

But tragically, as the pregnancy hit the five-month mark, Perrie knew that something was wrong.

She said: “We went for what was a 20-week scan. But we were actually 22 weeks. That was just the worst day of my life. Like, horrendous.

“I just knew something was wrong in the scan. I have never had an out-of-body experience where everything goes in slow motion.”

But two weeks later, Alex and Perrie were given the heartbreaking news that there was no heartbeat.

Perrie revealed: “I remember sobbing. Alex was injured at the time and couldn’t really drive. He was struggling. But I couldn’t see straight. We lost the baby at like 24 weeks.”

She then went on to reveal that it wasn’t her first miscarriage. Before she had Axel she suffered one very early in her first ever pregnancy.

“I had a miscarriage very early on in my first-ever pregnancy. I remember finding out I was pregnant. Obviously, I started bleeding not long after that. When I went to the hospital for a scan they were like: ‘There is no baby.’ And I just thought, oh have I made this up. Maybe it was a false positive.”

Perrie and Alex have a four-year-old son (Credit: YouTube)

The ‘worst part’ of Perrie’s miscarriage

Speaking to Glamour, a month after she revealed the tragedy, and that she was pregnant, Perrie Edwards opened up on the aftermath. 

Perrie told the outlet: “It felt like it came out of nowhere. Every scan we had before had been fine. We just weren’t expecting to go into the 22-week scan and for our world to just crumble.”

But the “worst part” came a few days later – as Perrie’s body still was preparing for a baby.

She revealed: “A few days later, I remember being in the shower and my milk came in. I remember just going out of the room like ‘Mam!’ and she was like ‘What? What happened?’ and I told her ‘I’ve got milk’.

“I just wasn’t expecting it. I was devastated. That was the worst bit. My body was prepared for the baby. But the baby was gone.”

Perrie and Alex have been together since 2017 (Credit: Mark Milan / SplashNews.com)

Has Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain spoken about Perrie Edwards miscarriage?

Until yesterday (December 11) Alex hadn’t spoken about the baby loss they faced. But in a new interview with The Athletic, the football admitted it was a “difficult” time.

He explained: “It is so difficult. Especially for women, they are literally growing another human being inside them. The connection they feel. Then things can go wrong and they can lose the baby.

“It is so difficult. Especially losing the baby so late into the pregnancy. It definitely helped that we had Axel to focus on. But it was obviously difficult.”

Alex went on to admit that it took him and Perrie “a while” before they decided to try again. He also admitted that he found “as a man” he tried to “put on a brave face and hold the fort”. But six months later, he bumped into a footballer he hadn’t seen in a while who asked him about the baby, which caused some “discomfort”.

But now that Alex isn’t currently signed to a club after the left Turkey to move home, he is able to get “excited” for the new baby.

“It’s nice to be at home with Perrie these past few months. And to have this time with Axel. He’s so excited about his new brother or sister. We all are.”

After such a horrible tragedy, we are so glad that Perrie and Alex have some happiness coming their way!

Perrie Edwards has always worn her heart on her sleeve. From her earliest days in the public eye as a member of Little Mix, fans have watched her grow not only as an artist but also as a woman navigating love, loss, and self-discovery under relentless scrutiny. In recent years, her journey into motherhood has become one of the most intimate and closely followed chapters of her life. As conversations around her pregnancies have resurfaced following fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s rare and emotional comments about a “difficult” miscarriage, many have looked back at everything Perrie has shared in her own words about the joys, fears, and heartbreak that have shaped her experience.

Long before she became a mother, Perrie spoke openly about her desire to have a family one day. In interviews during Little Mix’s peak years, she often mentioned how important home, stability, and love were to her, especially after the whirlwind success that defined her early twenties. Growing up in South Shields, she frequently reflected on her close-knit family and how that grounded upbringing influenced her dreams for the future. Motherhood, she said, was something she hoped would happen naturally, when the time felt right, rather than something she wanted to rush amid demanding schedules and global tours.

That sense of timing became especially significant after she met Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Their relationship, which began in 2016, developed largely away from the spotlight compared to her previous high-profile romance. Perrie later admitted that the privacy and steadiness of their bond helped her feel more secure and confident in herself. In hindsight, she has suggested that this emotional safety laid the foundation for her feeling ready to eventually take the step into motherhood. She often described Alex as her best friend and biggest supporter, someone who helped her feel calm during moments of anxiety and uncertainty.

When Perrie first announced her pregnancy in 2021, the news was met with an outpouring of love from fans and fellow celebrities alike. She shared the moment on social media with a simple yet emotional post, expressing how grateful and excited she felt. In her own words, she described the pregnancy as “a blessing” and admitted that she was overwhelmed with emotion at the thought of becoming a mum. At the same time, she did not shy away from acknowledging how surreal it felt to see her life change so dramatically after years defined by music, touring, and public performance.

Throughout that pregnancy, Perrie was refreshingly honest about both the magical and challenging aspects of expecting a baby. She spoke about feeling exhausted, emotional, and at times anxious, particularly as she adjusted to her changing body. She also addressed the pressure women often feel to appear constantly glowing and happy while pregnant, pushing back against the unrealistic expectations placed on expectant mothers. By sharing moments of vulnerability, she helped normalize the less glamorous realities of pregnancy, from morning sickness to mood swings.

One of the most significant themes Perrie returned to during her first pregnancy was gratitude. She repeatedly emphasized how lucky she felt, especially knowing that not everyone’s journey to motherhood is straightforward. Even then, she hinted at an awareness of loss and struggle that many families face behind closed doors. Her words suggested a deep empathy for others, shaped by personal experiences she had not yet fully shared publicly.

In August 2021, Perrie welcomed her son, Axel, into the world. The arrival of her baby marked a profound shift in her life, one she described as transformative in ways she could never have imagined. In interviews after giving birth, she spoke candidly about how motherhood changed her priorities overnight. The rush of love she felt, she said, was unlike anything she had ever experienced, eclipsing even the highs of performing on stage in front of thousands.

At the same time, Perrie did not romanticize the postpartum period. She openly discussed the physical and emotional toll of giving birth, including feelings of vulnerability, exhaustion, and the challenge of adjusting to a new identity as a mother. She admitted that the early weeks were overwhelming and that she struggled with moments of self-doubt, questioning whether she was “doing it right.” Her honesty resonated with many women who appreciated seeing a celebrity acknowledge the reality of new motherhood.

As Perrie settled into life as a mum, she often reflected on how becoming a parent reshaped her sense of self. She spoke about learning to be kinder to herself, letting go of perfectionism, and accepting that some days would be messy and unpredictable. Motherhood, she said, taught her patience and resilience, qualities she felt had strengthened her not just personally but creatively as well.

Behind the scenes, however, Perrie and Alex’s journey was not without pain. While she initially kept details private, it later emerged that the couple had experienced a miscarriage, a loss that deeply affected them both. Perrie eventually chose to speak about it, explaining that she wanted to help break the silence and stigma surrounding pregnancy loss. She described the experience as heartbreaking and isolating, admitting that she felt a profound sense of grief even though the pregnancy was not widely known.

In discussing the miscarriage, Perrie emphasized how difficult it was to process something so painful while the world continued as normal around her. She spoke about the confusion and sadness of mourning a future that had already begun to take shape in her mind. At the same time, she acknowledged feelings of guilt, wondering if she had done something wrong, a common but often unspoken emotion many women experience after pregnancy loss.

Perrie also highlighted the importance of support during that time. She credited Alex as her rock, saying that his strength and understanding helped her cope when she felt at her lowest. She noted that open communication between them was crucial, as both were grieving in their own ways. By sharing this, she shed light on how miscarriage affects partners too, not just the person carrying the pregnancy.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who has traditionally been very private about his personal life, recently broke his silence on the miscarriage, describing it as a “difficult” experience. His comments offered rare insight into his perspective and reinforced what Perrie had previously said about the depth of their shared loss. He spoke about the emotional toll it took and the challenges of supporting each other while dealing with his own feelings of grief and helplessness.

Perrie has said that hearing Alex speak openly about the miscarriage meant a great deal to her. She has often stressed how important it is for men to feel able to express vulnerability, especially in situations involving pregnancy loss. In her view, acknowledging the pain on both sides helps couples heal together rather than suffering in silence.

In the aftermath of the miscarriage, Perrie admitted that her relationship with pregnancy became more complicated. While she still felt immense gratitude for her son, she also carried a lingering fear about future pregnancies. She spoke about the anxiety that can follow loss, explaining how it can overshadow moments that might otherwise be joyful. Simple things, like waiting for scan results or noticing physical symptoms, took on new emotional weight.

Despite these fears, Perrie has consistently expressed hope. She has talked about learning to live with uncertainty and allowing herself to feel happiness again without guilt. In interviews, she explained that healing does not mean forgetting the loss but finding a way to carry it alongside joy. This perspective has been central to how she frames her experience publicly, emphasizing resilience rather than despair.

Perrie has also used her platform to advocate for more open conversations about miscarriage and pregnancy complications. She has criticized the culture of secrecy that often surrounds early pregnancy, arguing that it can leave women feeling alone when things go wrong. By sharing her story, she hoped to encourage others to speak up and seek support, whether from loved ones or professional resources.

Her reflections on pregnancy have often intersected with broader discussions about mental health. Perrie has long been vocal about her struggles with anxiety, and she acknowledged that pregnancy and loss intensified these challenges at times. She spoke about the importance of therapy, rest, and setting boundaries, particularly when navigating such deeply personal experiences in the public eye.

Motherhood, Perrie has said, has also influenced her career choices. After having Axel, she became more selective about work commitments, prioritizing time at home and projects that aligned with her values. She explained that becoming a parent gave her a clearer sense of what truly mattered, making it easier to say no without guilt. This shift reflected a broader theme in her life: learning to protect her peace.

When discussing future children, Perrie has been careful and thoughtful in her wording. She has expressed a desire to expand her family one day but has emphasized that she is taking things one step at a time. Her experiences have taught her that there are no guarantees, and she prefers to focus on gratitude for what she has rather than placing pressure on what might come next.

Fans have often praised Perrie for her honesty, noting how her willingness to share both joy and pain makes her relatable despite her fame. Many women have shared their own stories in response to her posts and interviews, creating a sense of community around experiences that are often hidden. Perrie has said that these messages mean the world to her, reinforcing her belief that vulnerability can be a source of strength.

Looking back, Perrie has reflected on how much she has grown through her pregnancies and loss. She has described the journey as one that reshaped her understanding of love, resilience, and self-compassion. While the pain of miscarriage remains part of her story, it does not define her, nor does it overshadow the happiness she finds in motherhood.

Alex’s recent comments have brought renewed attention to this chapter of their lives, but they have also highlighted the unity and understanding that define their relationship. Together, they have navigated public scrutiny, personal loss, and the life-changing joy of becoming parents. Perrie has often said that going through these experiences side by side strengthened their bond, teaching them how to support each other in the hardest moments.

As Perrie continues to balance her roles as a mother, artist, and public figure, her words about pregnancy remain grounded in honesty and empathy. She has never claimed to have all the answers, instead offering her story as one perspective among many. In doing so, she has helped create space for more open, compassionate conversations about pregnancy, miscarriage, and the complex emotions that accompany them.

Ultimately, everything Perrie Edwards has said about her pregnancies reflects a journey marked by love, loss, gratitude, and growth. From the excitement of expecting her first child to the heartbreak of miscarriage and the healing that followed, her story resonates because it is real. As Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s voice joins hers in speaking about their shared experiences, their openness serves as a reminder that behind every headline are human lives shaped by moments of both profound joy and deep sorrow.

As Perrie Edwards continues to move forward in her life, the emotional weight of her experiences with pregnancy and loss does not fade into the background; instead, it becomes woven into the fabric of who she is. Motherhood did not arrive as a simple, linear story for her, and she has never tried to present it that way. Her words, spread across interviews, social media posts, and quiet reflections shared with fans, reveal a woman who has been profoundly changed by love, fear, grief, and healing. Each emotion exists alongside the other, not competing for space, but coexisting in a way that feels deeply human.

There is a particular tenderness in the way Perrie speaks about time after loss. She has described how grief does not follow a straight path, how it can resurface unexpectedly in moments that are otherwise filled with joy. A laugh, a milestone, a quiet night at home can suddenly be accompanied by a thought of what might have been. Perrie has acknowledged that this duality was difficult to accept at first. She struggled with the idea that she could feel grateful and heartbroken at the same time, believing for a while that one emotion somehow betrayed the other. Over time, she learned that holding both was not only possible but necessary.

Motherhood, she has said, cracked her open emotionally in ways she never anticipated. Loving her son Axel so completely made her more vulnerable, not weaker. It heightened her awareness of how fragile life can be and how quickly everything can change. This awareness, shaped by miscarriage, deepened her appreciation for ordinary moments. She has spoken about watching her child sleep, listening to his laughter, and feeling an almost overwhelming sense of gratitude that is inseparable from a quiet fear of loss. Rather than pushing that fear away, Perrie has learned to sit with it, understanding that it comes from love rather than negativity.

In many ways, Perrie’s reflections on pregnancy loss challenge the traditional narratives often imposed on women in the public eye. She has resisted the expectation to be endlessly resilient or inspirational, instead allowing herself to admit moments of weakness, confusion, and sadness. She has spoken about days when she felt strong and hopeful, and others when she felt exhausted by her own emotions. This honesty has been central to her healing. By refusing to minimize her pain, she allowed herself the space to process it fully.

Her relationship with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been a quiet but powerful constant throughout this journey. Perrie has often emphasized that grief did not look the same for both of them, and learning to respect those differences was crucial. There were moments when one of them felt ready to talk while the other needed silence. There were days when practical support mattered more than words, and others when emotional reassurance was everything. Perrie has reflected on how this experience taught them patience and empathy, reinforcing the idea that love is not about fixing pain but about being present within it.

Alex’s decision to speak publicly about the miscarriage added another layer to Perrie’s story, one that she welcomed rather than feared. She has long believed that silence around miscarriage places an unfair burden on women, and seeing her partner acknowledge his own pain validated her belief that loss belongs to both parents. His words echoed what Perrie had already expressed: that miscarriage is not a private failure but a shared human experience that deserves compassion and understanding. For Perrie, this shared openness felt like a continuation of their healing rather than a reopening of wounds.

As time passed, Perrie noticed subtle changes in herself. She became more patient, not just with her child, but with her own emotions. She stopped expecting herself to “move on” according to an invisible timeline and instead focused on moving forward at her own pace. Healing, she realized, was not about erasing pain but about learning to live alongside it without letting it define every moment. This perspective shaped how she spoke about her past and how she approached the future.

When Perrie talks about the possibility of future pregnancies, her words are gentle and cautious. She does not frame hope as certainty, nor does she frame fear as defeat. Instead, she acknowledges both as natural responses to what she has been through. She has spoken about trusting herself to handle whatever comes next, whether that means joy, disappointment, or something in between. This trust in her own resilience represents a significant shift from earlier stages of her life, when self-doubt often overshadowed confidence.

Her experiences have also influenced how she sees other women’s stories. Perrie has said that hearing from fans who have experienced miscarriage, infertility, or complicated pregnancies has deepened her sense of connection and responsibility. She no longer sees her platform as simply a place to share success and happiness but as an opportunity to reflect reality in all its complexity. By sharing her truth, she has helped normalize conversations that are too often avoided, offering comfort to those who feel isolated by their own experiences.

Perrie has reflected on how grief taught her to slow down. In a world that often demands constant productivity and positivity, she learned the importance of rest and reflection. She allowed herself time away from the spotlight, prioritizing her mental health and family over external expectations. This choice was not always easy, especially given her career-driven past, but it felt necessary. She has spoken about redefining success, measuring it not by achievements or visibility but by peace and emotional well-being.

Motherhood also reshaped Perrie’s understanding of identity. For years, she was primarily known as a singer, a performer, a member of a globally successful group. Becoming a mother did not erase those identities, but it added a new dimension that influenced everything else. Perrie has said that she no longer feels the need to prove herself in the same way. The validation she once sought externally has been replaced by a deeper, more internal sense of purpose rooted in love and responsibility.

The pain of miscarriage, while devastating, also reinforced Perrie’s belief in emotional honesty. She has spoken about how pretending to be okay delayed her healing, while acknowledging her grief allowed it to soften over time. This lesson extended beyond pregnancy loss, influencing how she handles other challenges in her life. She has become more open about asking for help, setting boundaries, and prioritizing her emotional needs without guilt.

In reflecting on her journey, Perrie often returns to the theme of compassion, both for herself and others. She has expressed regret for times when she may have unknowingly overlooked the struggles of others, particularly before experiencing loss herself. Motherhood and miscarriage, she has said, expanded her empathy, making her more attuned to the hidden battles people carry. This compassion has become one of the defining qualities of her public voice.

There is also a sense of quiet strength in the way Perrie speaks about acceptance. Acceptance, for her, does not mean resignation or lack of hope. It means acknowledging reality as it is, rather than how she wishes it to be. This mindset helped her navigate moments of uncertainty without being consumed by them. She learned that acceptance could coexist with dreams and desires, providing a steadier emotional foundation.

As Perrie continues to raise her son, she has reflected on the kind of example she hopes to set. She wants him to grow up seeing emotional openness as normal, not something to hide. She has spoken about teaching him kindness, empathy, and resilience, values shaped directly by her own experiences. In this way, even her pain has become part of the legacy she passes on, transformed into lessons rather than burdens.

The public’s response to Perrie’s honesty has reinforced her belief in the power of vulnerability. Messages from women who felt seen and understood reminded her that sharing her story mattered. She has said that knowing her words helped someone feel less alone made the decision to speak openly worthwhile, even when it felt uncomfortable. This feedback loop of honesty and connection became a source of healing in itself.

Looking forward, Perrie approaches life with a quieter confidence. She no longer feels the need to map out every step or control every outcome. Instead, she focuses on presence, on being fully engaged in the moments she has rather than worrying excessively about what lies ahead. This shift reflects the wisdom gained through hardship, a recognition that certainty is an illusion and that meaning is found in connection rather than control.

Alex remains a central figure in this vision of the future. Perrie has spoken about how shared adversity strengthened their partnership, teaching them how to communicate more deeply and support each other more effectively. Their journey through pregnancy, loss, and parenthood has not been without strain, but it has reinforced their commitment to facing challenges together. Perrie often emphasizes that love is not defined by ease but by endurance and understanding.

In many ways, Perrie’s story is not about tragedy or triumph alone but about transformation. Pregnancy brought her joy, miscarriage brought her pain, and motherhood brought her a new sense of self. None of these experiences exist in isolation; each informs the other, creating a narrative that is complex, honest, and deeply relatable. Perrie has never claimed that sharing her story makes everything better, but she believes it makes things more real.

As time continues to pass, the intensity of grief may change, but its significance remains. Perrie has acknowledged that certain dates, memories, or conversations may always carry a sense of sadness. Rather than viewing this as a failure to heal, she sees it as evidence of love. The child she lost will always be part of her story, just as the child she raises every day is part of her present and future.

Ultimately, Perrie Edwards’ reflections on her pregnancies offer more than a celebrity narrative; they offer a mirror to countless lived experiences. Her words capture the messy, contradictory emotions that define pregnancy and loss, refusing to simplify or sanitize them. By speaking openly, she has challenged silence, fostered connection, and reminded others that they are not alone in their pain or their joy.

As Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s voice joins hers, the story becomes even more complete, highlighting the shared nature of grief and healing. Together, they represent a model of partnership grounded in empathy and honesty. Their willingness to acknowledge difficulty without letting it overshadow love speaks to a quiet resilience that resonates far beyond headlines.

In the end, Perrie’s journey is one of acceptance, growth, and enduring love. It is a reminder that life’s most profound moments often come intertwined with vulnerability, and that strength is not the absence of pain but the willingness to face it. Through everything she has said about her pregnancies, Perrie has offered something rare: a truthful account of what it means to love deeply, lose painfully, and continue living with an open heart.