Chantelle Otten, the sexologist girlfriend of Dylan Alcott, 32, shares an exciting family announcement
Chantelle Otten, 32, the girlfriend of Paralympic hero Dylan Alcott, 32, has informed fans of the couple’s plans to start a family.
The 32-year-old sexologist took to Instagram on Wednesday to tell followers she is currently undergoing hormone fertility therapy.
This is the second time Chantelle has chosen to freeze her eggs since she first started dating Dylan in 2018.
And in a bold move, the glamorous celebrity also said she would love to gift her eggs to others.
Earlier this year, Chantelle and Dylan opened up about their fertility journey on the Channel’s reality show, Big Miracles.
Chantelle Otten, 32, the girlfriend of Paralympic hero Dylan Alcott, 32, took to social media on Wednesday to update fans on the couple’s plans to start a family. Both pictured
In a new video (pictured), Chantelle explains that she just started hormone therapy in preparation for freezing her eggs
In a form-fitting burgundy dress with plunging neckline, Chantelle broke her exciting family news in a short video, holding a large package of her hormone medication.
“I’m on my second round of egg freezing right now,” Chantelle began.
“I think a lot of people have been watching Dyl [Dylan] and me, about Big Miracles, a few months ago,” she continued.
“And yes, I’m just doing another round because I want them there for when we’re ready, but I can also donate afterwards.
This is the second time Chantelle has opted to freeze her eggs since the couple first started dating in 2018
“I know a lot of people who might not have as good of a journey as I do with egg freezing because I have a lot of eggs unlike the Easter Bunny, so if anyone has any questions about it, let me know.”
Chantelle and Dylan first described their fertility journey in Big Miracles.
The show revealed that the couple chose to freeze Chantelle’s eggs to ensure they are healthy when they decide to start a family.
In one scene, the couple said they wanted to share their experience so that others would feel less alone in making decisions about their fertility journey.
Chantelle and Dylan first chronicled their fertility journey on Chanel Nine’s reality series Big Miracles, featuring stories of couples dealing with the ups and downs of conception