Pregnant Love Island star Amy Hart ‘deflated’ after 20-week scan and just wants baby to arrive

Amy Hart has admitted she feels ‘deflated’ after her 20 week pregnancy scan because she wants her baby here now.

The former Love Island star, 30, is expecting her first child with boyfriend Sam Rason, announcing the good news on Loose Women in August.

Amy shared a photo of her scan Monday and said she and Sam made sure to cover their eyes to avoid finding out the sex of their baby until after birth.

Amy wrote: ‘Growing a human for 20 weeks!! I’ll be honest (as I always try to be…) as amazing as the scan this morning was, we saw so much (but covered our eyes at the right times so we didn’t see the gender!)

“I’m feeling a little deflated tonight… but for all the right reasons! This past week I was so excited, most excited I’ve been all the time but I feel like I’m already aaaaggeess pregnant and I have to do the whole thing again and I just want the baby here nowwww!!! (Veruca Salt vibes )’

Amy added that she will keep busy and has herself booked for several courses until the baby arrives.

She said: ‘I just booked our NCT, Hypnobirthing and Pediatric First Aid courses so hopefully it will speed up the time!!

“Has anyone else felt this way or am I an ungrateful lunatic?”

Amy and Sam’s announcement came just months after she spoke about her decision to freeze her eggs.

She explained that after sharing her past fertility journey with the ITV programme, it was “the only place to announce I’m pregnant”, before taking to Instagram to release snaps of her baby scan.

Amy was rushed home from her holiday in Spain after experiencing pregnancy anxiety last month.

Amy said, ‘I started bleeding and I thought I was blood type A+ and my midwife kept saying it’s okay that I’m that blood type.

‘She said if I had a negative blood type I would need an anti-D, but I have to get tested on Monday.

“So I was Amy positive and Sam was great and every time I went pee he asked for the update and did a lot of research, he’s the best.

“I was very positive and thought it wasn’t anything bad, but only because I’d been in for a cervical exam and thought that’s it.

The former flight attendant continued: ‘I said to myself, ‘Next September we’ll be back here with our baby’.

“The next morning Sam said, ‘It’s okay to worry about these things, you know’. I said to him, “No, I’m not anxious. Don’t accuse me of being anxious, I’m sure.”

Amy discovered her blood type after her mother opened her hospital letter while she was on vacation, which meant she had to rush home and started ‘panicing’.

The TV personality explained that she had rhesus negative blood, meaning she needed an injection “within 72 hours” to mount an immune response to it.