Carmella WWE experiences an ectopic pregnancy after a miscarriage

WWE superstar Carmella suffered an ectopic pregnancy after “early miscarriage in September”.

Professional wrestler posted a black and white hospital photo on Instagram Monday, writing that she “did not look for any sympathy” in her message to social media.

“Today I was treated for an ectopic pregnancy,” wrote the 35-year-old. “I never thought that would happen to me.

“I spent 12 hours in the emergency room on Saturday when I started to feel sharp pains on the left side,” continued Carmella, whose real name is Leah Van Dale. “After a few tests and ultrasound, I got the devastating news that it was in fact an abnormal pregnancy.”

The athlete noted that nothing could “prepare” her for the message “after a positive pregnancy test”.

She added, “This time I was a cautious optimist after an early loss that I had already experienced, but hoped for the best.”

Carmella ended by calling the loss of pregnancy an “isolation” experience, urging her followers with similar stories not to “blame” themselves.

“For anyone dealing with ANY type of pregnancy loss, I want you to know that your feelings and emotions are important, that there is NOTHING wrong with you and that you are not alone,” she wrote.

The dancer and her husband, Corey Graves, hadn’t spoken out loud about their plans to conceive before.

Carmella and a WWE commentator, 38, got married in April, three years after they began dating.

Graves was previously married to Amy Polinsky, and the ex-couple have three children.

Carmella denied breaking up her current husband’s previous relationship within a few years May 2019 episode Nikki Bella and Brie Belli podcast.

“I would never destroy someone else’s home,” she had said then. “This is not my life. I would never have done that in a million years. I don’t care how hot the guy is, how in love I think I am, this is not the life I am about. “

Graves rebounded from fraud allegations sam, calling them “inaccurate” in “Chasing Gloria with Lilian Garcia” two months earlier.

“I was away from home and lived alone for a long time before this whole situation,” claimed a retired wrestler in February 2019.