British star Cressida Bonas is expecting her second child with real estate investor Harry Wentworth-Stanley, whom she married in 2020. The couple’s first child, son Wilbur, was conceived through IVF, leaving Cressida with one frozen embryo after undergoing hormonal therapy. Two years after Wilbur’s birth, the embryo was implanted.
“I’m now in my second trimester of my second pregnancy. The first time, we conceived through IVF, and we were fortunate to have one remaining embryo stored in the freezer,” Cressida shared.
The former girlfriend of Prince Harry admitted that her second pregnancy has been more challenging than the first. “I’ve struggled with morning sickness. I never experienced it before, but now I feel like I’ve been on a boat for months,” the actress revealed.
Cressida currently lives with her husband, son, and their dachshund, Budgie, in an apartment in West London. However, the family is searching for a new home. “Our growing family needs more space. Our apartment is up for sale, and we’re house hunting. Budgie won’t be happy about the move. Not only is she losing her familiar territory, but she also senses the arrival of a new family member,” Bonas noted.
Previously, Cressida admitted she spent a small fortune on reflexology, nutritionists, acupuncture, psychics, and even a German healer in her attempts to conceive. At one point, her obsession with pregnancy became overwhelming. The model avoided friends’ and relatives’ children’s parties because she longed for her own children. “I felt like my body was betraying me,” Bonas confessed.
Cressida is a close friend of Princess Eugenie, who introduced her to Prince Harry. The pair began dating in March 2012, and their relationship lasted until April 30, 2014. Despite their breakup, they remained on good terms, with Bonas attending Harry’s wedding to Meghan Markle in May 2018.
The Tulip Fever actress announced her engagement to Harry Wentworth-Stanley in August 2019. Harry, who shares a name with the prince, is the son of Nicholas Wentworth-Stanley, a member of a Hertfordshire aristocratic family, and his first wife, Clare Mountbatten, the Marchioness of Milford Haven.
