Pregnant with her seventh child, Tiffanie Esposito (Large families: life in XXL) has been hospitalized for a few days after her water broke. This Friday, January 3, she reassured about her health and that of her baby.
Tiffanie Esposito announced last September that she was going to further expand her large family. Already a mother of six children, she revealed that she was expecting the seventh. Kessy, Maylie, Sonny, Tony, Gina and Jemmy will have the chance to welcome a new little sister into the tribe revealed by Large families: life in XXL. Viewers of the TF1 docu-reality were able to follow the sixth pregnancy of the former taekwondo champion, now a stay-at-home mother, in the show. But for this seventh baby, things turn out to be a little more complicated than expected for the very active mother.
Tiffanie Esposito (Large families) spent New Year’s Eve in the hospital
While she is in her seventh month of pregnancy, Tiffanie Esposito announced a few days ago that she had to go urgently to the hospital. “Baby is still warm at the moment, even though my water broke. We remain under surveillance and I will keep you informed! Your kindness touches me enormously”, she reassured her subscribers. This Wednesday, January 1, she spoke with humor of her hospitalization for the transition to 2025. “It’s official: I’m having New Year’s Eve in a 5-star hotel… well, so to speak. Here, we replace glitter with infusions and party favors with monitors”, she shared in the caption of the video of a small impromptu party at the maternity ward.
Tiffanie Esposito (Large families) reassures: her baby’s condition is stable
Always very active on the networks, Tiffanie Esposito gave some news about her pregnancy in her Instagram stories, this Friday, January 3. “I wanted to keep you informed: my condition and that of the baby are stable. Despite the break in my water, I still have enough fluid for the baby to continue to grow and gain weight. Everything is going well for the moment and I will continue to follow closely so that it continues like this.”she clarified. In her stories, the mother also shared her daily life in the hospital. Installed “like at home”she was forced to do her “little laundry”.
