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The Love Island 2016 winner is expecting a daughter, which will be her second child with husband Nathan Massey.
Her representative told the Mirror: "I can confirm that due to the pre-eclampsia diagnosis, Cara Delahoyde-Massey has been admitted to hospital to be induced early for the safety of her and her baby." “I have been diagnosed with ‘Preeclampsia’ after my local midwife spotted the signs at my appointment yesterday.
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