DANIELLE Lloyd has opened up to fans after her son Ronnie was unexpectedly rushed to hospital.
The model, 42, revealed the news on social media following a ‘heavy night’ but reassured that he was now on the mend.
The mum-of-five took to her Instagram Stories to share a photo of her eight-year-old son laying asleep in a hospital bed.
Danielle captioned the post: “Well that was a heavy night!
“Thanks for all your messages Ronnie is out and feeling a lot better (heart emoji)”
After reassuring fans of Ronnie’s recovery, a later snap uploaded by Danielle showed the model all smiles as she posed alongside her daughter and nephew.
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She penned: “Tired but… love my kids & Nephew.”
Danielle shares sons Archie, George, and Harry with ex-husband Jamie O’Hara, while she and Michael O’Neill are parents to Ronnie and Autumn Rose.
The star had previously gone through her own health scare after being diagnosed with a melanoma last year.
Danielle, who is now cancer free, had admitted to The Sun at the time: “Being a mum, I was trying to put a brave face on for everyone, but inside I’ve been crumbling.
“I was worried every single day that I was going to die.”
Danielle has been very candid about her cancer journey and shared photos alongside health updates to raise awareness of skin cancer.
She had an operation to remove a cancerous patch from just above her collarbone, after spotting a change in a small freckle.
She said the freckle was “smaller than a five pence coin” but had started to raise alarm bells after she saw how much it had evolved over time.
She responded to a fan in her comments: “Mine was melanoma which was sun damage x”.
Danielle admitted she believed her tanned skin tone gave her some protection from cancer.
She revealed she rarely wore sunscreen with a high SPF, saying: “Honestly, if I did, it was very low factor as I go so brown very quickly. I never thought my skin tone could get skin cancer and if I did anyone can”.
The mum also said she had ditched sunbeds for the first time in her life.
Posting the update to her fans, Danielle urged others to be vigilant about any skin changes, especially those that may seem minor at first glance.
She said in the comments: “I used to be a total sun worshiper, never really thinking about the risk of skin cancer.
“Sunbeds before holidays? Absolutely! But now, I’ve decided it’s better to fake the glow because my health and being there for my kids are what truly matter.”