Perrie Edwards

I'll do it, yeah.

Fancy another?

I couldn't get enough scans just for reassurance because I was just so scared.

Yeah, I get why people say it like that.

And I get in the moment why Alex was like, you know, you're going through this.

But it wasn't me.

Obviously, I'm carrying the baby and I'm going through the procedures and I'm having to do all these things that I didn't want to do.

But he just felt for me because he knew how hard it was and what I was going through.

But then I was also looking at him thinking...

but you've lost our baby too do you know what I mean and he'd planned all these things and what we wanted to do and we're going to have two running around and this that and the other and we had all the stuff ready like it was just I think for him he put on a brave face and he kind of dealt with it because I think that's what

a lot of men are told to do.

And I hate that shit.

I hate that.

I don't think that's healthy at all.

Why should men have that mentality?

And why should they be taught that from a young age as well?

They should be taught how to feel.

And men would probably be more decent if they were taught their emotions.

Yeah, it's okay to feel.

It's okay to be vulnerable.