She tragically lost her second child - a baby boy named Teddy, 19 weeks into pregnancy.
And now, Jessica Hayes, 28, has insisted that 'the support isn't there' after being left to find help for herself, after leaving hospital following her tragic miscarriage.
Appearing on Tuesday's BBC Breakfast, the Love Island star spoke of her experience of baby loss, and admitted: 'It's not something you ever get over!'
Speaking out: Jessica Hayes, 28, has insisted that 'the support isn't there' after being left to find help for herself, after leaving hospital following her tragic miscarriage
Jessica explained: 'I know time can be a healer, but at the time time you've always got those milestones: Those birthdays, those Christmases - all those things that really bring it to the surface again.
'And, I feel like the support isn't there. You kind of leave the hospital and you're left to your own devices.
'You have to go and get the help for yourself, so that really needs to change!' asserted the reality star
Baby loss: Appearing on Tuesday's BBC Breakfast, the Love Island star spoke of her experience of baby loss, and admitted: 'It's not something you ever get over!'
Heartbreaking: The reality star revealed in December that she had tragically lost her son, Teddy, at 19 weeks, emotionally sharing at the time that she was 'drowning in grief'
In July, Jessica revealed that she is in therapy for baby loss and credited son Presley, two, for being a 'major part' of the reason she has stayed so strong, but admitted: 'I have days where I just sit and cry!'
The reality star - who won the 2015 series of Love Island - admitted that she still wants three children, after confirming her split from fiancé Dan Lowry.
She spoke to new! magazine about losing Teddy last November and said: 'I've had some therapy and spoken to someone and that's definitely helped... I have days where I just sit and cry, and all I want is him back, but that's just grief.'
Looking to the future, Jessica revealed that she still intends to expand her family, saying: 'I've always said I want three children and that won't change for me because it's my dream.'
Grief: In July, Jessica revealed that she is in therapy for baby loss, but admitted: 'I have days where I just sit and cry!'
Dan - who she became engaged to in August 2018 after six months of dating - moved out after the couple parted ways in May, just six months after losing their unborn baby.
Jessica admitted: 'You don't expect everything to unravel so quickly. To lose a baby and the person you thought you were going to have more children with and get married to, it's been a bit of a shock.'
But the Love Islander branded her ex an 'amazing
