With a picture of her holding the finger of her daughter who did not survive, the singer and her husband Paul Kastibel told their followers the hard news • "She is peaceful now and will remain in our hearts forever"
Christina Perry
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After being hospitalized following pregnancy complications, singer Christina Perry last night (Tuesday) updated her followers on Instagram that the baby she was carrying in her womb was born in a quiet birth.
In the sad post you can see the hands of Perry and her husband holding the little finger of the baby who did not survive.
"Yesterday we lost our baby," Perry wrote.
"She was born in a quiet birth after fighting so hard to get into the world. She is peaceful now and will stay forever in our hearts."
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Perry's husband, entertainment reporter and presenter Paul Castibel, also shared the photo on Instagram and wrote: "These have been some difficult weeks and we are grateful for all your love and prayers."
The tragedy of Perry and her husband comes after January this year they experienced an abortion in the 11th week.
"We are completely broken," she wrote at the time but added: "I want to continue to help change the story and stigma around abortion, secrecy and shame. I am sad but not ashamed. I am constantly moved by how amazing and powerful women in creating life and recovery are. I see you and love you. "
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The current pregnancy was also difficult and complicated, and the baby she was carrying in her womb suffered from a life-threatening intestinal obstruction.
Perry kept her many fans updated on her health throughout her pregnancy, and about two weeks ago revealed that she had to be hospitalized and would probably have to give birth earlier than expected.
"Please send love from your heart to the little heart that is beating inside me," she asked her followers. "I am grateful to the doctors and nurses and I will do whatever they ask."
On Friday, Perry (who was reportedly in her 32nd week) announced that the baby would have to undergo surgery immediately after birth due to the life-threatening bowel obstruction she was diagnosed with, and excitedly thanked thousands of her fans for the support.
"Thank you friends for thousands of messages, stories, prayers, texts, flowers and support. Me and the baby are fine."
Last July, Perry, who became famous in 2010 with the hit "Jar Of Hearts", revealed that she and her husband, parents of two-year-old Carmela, are expecting a second child.
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Perry's tragedy comes a month after model and network anchor Chrissie Tigan (singer John Legend's wife) revealed she experienced her son's quiet birth in the fifth month of her pregnancy, and managed, along with support and love she received, to launch an attack when she posted intimate photos from hospital hours hours after the disaster Who experienced.