Chloe Pink on starting IVF at 26
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What happened to Chloe after her wedding photos were published online?
Chloe Pink, welcome to Inherited. A couple weeks after your wedding, you experienced an online pylon after you and Toby shared your professional wedding photos. Who were they from?
Fake accounts, a lot of older men saying if I was him, I'd keep her a secret too. It felt like everyone hated me. When I'd look at a photo I didn't think of our wedding day.
When did you first realize something wasn't right with your fertility?
I've been still only twenty-six, Debbie's twenty-eight now. We spoke to our doctor, she's like, No, that is the concern that you are so young and it's taking you this long to fall pregnant.
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on. I'm
excited. Your relic is your wedding ring stack. I can see it now. It's gorgeous. And so you wear three separate rings. Three separate. Everyone thinks it's one, but three separate. And talk to me about the three separate rings and what they mean to you.
Number one is my engagement ring. So it's this one, the emerald. A given, Toby proposed with that ring. And it's a shape that I've always love. Then number two is my wedding band, which is plain gold band, but with our wedding day on the inside engraved. Beautiful. And then number three is our one year anniversary. ring. So most people do pretty typical like a band or eternity band but Me being extra, we went with another diamond. And so now it's a full entire stack and it looks like one really big ring.
Did you pick the rings? I get so intrigued to know if, you know, people do that together. I'm not engaged. So I don't know if like you wanna make sure that you know what it looks like and you have a style and a vision, or do you trust, yeah, you're now husband Toby?
The first one, my engagement ring, I s said I like the shade, but he could pick all the other details, the colour and the size. Our wedding bands, I picked we just went the same, we both had the same ring. And then the one year anniversary, I picked that. Well, he come with me to pick it. To pick it, but
I I picked that one. You and Toby got married earlier last year and your wedding did catch the attention of the internet and the wrong side of the internet for all the wrong reasons. But before we get to your special day, take me back to the moment that you two first met. We grew up
together, so we don't actually remember most people have like a day that you met or a moment. We don't remember meeting each other. So We grew up in a small country town and everyone knows everyone and you grow up together, you're born at the same hospital, you go to the same schools, you go to the same sporting clubs and so there wasn't a moment in time that we remember meeting. We've just in our mind have known each other our whole entire life. So you went to school together? Yeah, well, we went to different primary schools. Um, and then Toby was in the year above me, and then we went to the same high school for a little bit, and then he went to boarding school in Adelaide. My brothers and him were best friends and our families were good friends.
We played baseball together. Oh and then football, we're in the same football community, I guess, in the same league. And so yeah, we spent a lot of time together growing up. Childhood sweethearts.
Talk to me about your relationship dynamic. What is it like?
We're best friends first. We always say that. We're a team. Um and it feels like it's us and then everyone's around us, like we're one whole. We're fifty-fifty, we're very equal in our relationship, whether that be stuff around the house, whether that be organizing our lifestyle outside of the house. Anything in our life. We're very fifty fifty. If anything, Toby probably does more in the household than I do.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What happened to Chloe after her wedding photos were published online?
0:00–10:37
2
How did Chloe and Toby’s relationship dynamics help them cope with online bullying?
10:37–15:42
3
Why does Chloe feel conflicted when looking at her wedding photos now?
15:42–20:29
4
What impact did body‑shaming comments have on Chloe’s mental health?
20:29–25:13
5
When did Chloe first realize there was a problem with her fertility?
25:13–36:02
6
What steps have Chloe and Toby taken in their IVF journey so far?
36:02–44:21
7
How has the IVF process affected Chloe’s relationship and future plans?
44:21–46:04
8
What legacy does Chloe want to leave for her future children?
46:04–46:50
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