Deliciously Ella has shared the worrying news that her husband had to go to hospital with pneumonia as he fought Covid.
The influencer, whose real name is Ella Mills, revealed that her husband Matthew has been hospitalised after he and "everyone else" in their household, except her, tested positive for Covid-19.
Ella took to her Instagram account on Tuesday to post a picture of herself holding hands with her one-year-old daughter Skye as she opened up about how she's change since becoming a mum.
In the caption, Ella, who is also mum to nine-month-old daughter May, admitted that she posts less of her personal life online now.
She wrote: "I've started to break down these feelings over the last few weeks, following a bout of Covid in the house (for everyone except me) and a trip to hospital for Matthew for pneumonia.
"Two babies and a pandemic in two years has definitely drained me but I'm so excited to be finding my spark again and forging my identity as a mama, a founder, a wife and a friend."
In the photo she shared, Ella sported a pair of white jeans and black sandals, which she teamed with a white top.
She looked behind her shoulder as she smiled at the camera while holding little Skye's hand as they walked through a park together.
The toddler looked adorable in a yellow and green dress, which was worn with a white t-shirt underneath.
In the caption, Ella also spoke about becoming a mum to two little girls and how her career has changed since then.
She went on: "Two years ago today I became a mama.
"Skye burst into the world in the most characteristic way, beautifully unexpected and a little dramatic with my waters breaking before one of my oldest friends weddings.
"For the seven years before she was born Deliciously Ella really was my whole life.
"Matthew, our CEO and my husband, and I, worked side by side all day everyday and poured our absolute heart and soul into the company.
"Since Skye was born, and even more so since May May arrived, I've been trying to juggle life as a founder and my passion with truly having an impact on our collective health, alongside being the most dedicated and present mama that I can be.
"It's certainly a challenging balance to strike and not something I've felt I've got right on so many occasions, something that I’m sure so many parents can relate to.
"I’ve found myself withdrawing a little from sharing more personal details here, motherhood has certainly heightened a sense of vulnerability and that has trickled through into feeling more scared of criticism than I did before."
