AFL WAG Chloe Pink has opened up about her difficulties in trying to fall pregnant in an emotional social media post.
Chloe, the wife of North Melbourne Kangaroos star Toby, has published a video showing her reactions as her pregnancy tests keep coming up negative.
‘Another month, another negative. Still hoping. Still trying,’ she captioned the post with the song Staying Still by Noah Kahan playing in the background.
‘For anyone quietly carrying this heartbreak, you’re not alone. I’m sending you so much love.’
The clip appears to show Pink’s reactions to the negative results over the course of six months.
She captioned her responses with ‘I tried’, ‘Never mind, never mind’, ‘I’ll forget about it’, ‘I’ll be good, I’ll be fine’, ‘I can laugh about it’, and ‘I tried to keep on starting over’.
Footy WAG Chloe Pink (pictured) has lifted the lid on her difficulties with falling pregnant in an emotional social media post
Pink (pictured) appeared to discover six of her monthly pregnancy tests had come back negative in the clip posted to Instagram
The footy WAG (pictured with husband Toby Pink) told other mums-to-be that they’re ‘not alone’ in struggling to fall pregnant
The 26-year-old’s post has since been met with several messages of support from her followers online.
‘Sending you so much love! I was also you for 5 years.. don’t give up guys,’ one person said.
‘Thank you for being honest. And more than anything best of luck and please talk the emotions through,’ another added.
‘Sending love and baby dust your way beautiful girl,’ one more said.
‘This is heartbreaking. I’m currently trying and it’s been a difficult journey when you are ready and want a child so badly,’ another wrote.
Pink has been forced to deal with adversity on several other occasions as she has been subjected to online abuse about her appearance.
The footy WAG has received many negative comments on social media, and was even forced to contact authorities about one message she received earlier this year.
Pink was even body-shamed over how she looked on her wedding day.
Chloe (pictured with husband Toby) has previously refused to cop abuse from vile trolls who targeted her over her appearance
Pink revealed trolls called out her body shape and size, with one even asking if her husband had married an NRL prop forward.
In March this year she reached breaking point when a number of cruel trolls questioned her ability to fall pregnant.
She was particularly upset at people ‘liking’ the insults.
Out of respect for Mrs Pink, Daily Mail won’t publish the recent slurs.
‘This is a snippet of hate I’ve received… it is relentless and exhausting,’ her final Instagram story read.
‘If this is you, or someone you know or even you (personally) liking these comments, you need to deeply reflect.
‘How can you be this cruel? How can you think any of this is OK?’
Pink went on to slam those who don’t believe she will be able to fall pregnant naturally.
‘I swear to god, if I get one more comment about my weight in terms of fertility, I’m going to lose my s*it, it is beyond insensitive.
‘It is cruel, invasive and deeply hurtful. I cannot understand why so many of you are threatened by the fact my husband and I love each other.’
