The Rym Renom weekend was not easy. Pregnant with her second child, the candidate of “Moms and famous” has revealed that she will have to be more careful and that her delivery could be premature…
Since their love at first sight The Villa of Broken Hearts 5, Vincent Queijo and Rym Renom have never left each other and continue to live their fairy tale. Their daughter Maria-Valentina was born in September 2020 and they married a little less than a year later. And as good news never comes alone, the two lovebirds announced that the family would grow during their stay in Morocco last August. “Happy to announce the arrival of our second wonder! I will finally be able to surrender myself to you and share all the moments to come”. On his side, Vincent Quejo also spoke and said: “A second godsend. The family is growing #FamiliaQueijo“, thus announced the companion of the candidate of Moms and Famous under a photo of his little family. Only here, this second pregnancy does not go as planned and proves to be difficult as she has already confided in recent weeks.
Premature birth?
The weeks pass and Rym Renom’s state of fatigue does not improve. This Sunday, January 16, 2022, Maria Valentina’s mother announced that she was subject to a major complication: pre-eclampsia. This disease puts her and her baby at risk due to elevated blood pressure and the presence of protein in the urine. It also impacts the growth of the child. “A complicated night… I had pain in my back and my head. My body is tired. I look forward to the appointment with the professor at the hospital who is a specialist in pre-eclampsia. As you know, I was told I had pre-eclampsia, I take my blood pressure all the time, last night I had high blood pressure, but I waited a bit and it came back normal, so I said to myself that it was not worth going to the hospital. I’m careful, tomorrow morning I have tests, my gynecologist is following me very closely” confided the beautiful brunette at first.
Moreover, Rym Renom must face a hard decision which is the only solution for everything to go well: to give birth before the end of her pregnancy. “I was also told last week that I should be fired in a few weeks. I had to advance my appointment with this professor so that he could reassure me and that we talk a little more about the subject”, added the companion of Vincent Queijo. A situation that needs to be closely monitored!