Gemma Collins has set her sights on a new BBC documentary about her journey to motherhood.
The Diva Forever star, 40, has been incredibly open about her desires to become a mother in recent years – and the star has told how she’s willing to try anything to have a child.
Now, it’s been reported that the GC is ‘in talks’ with BBC bosses about a fertility treatment documentary.
And the much-loved reality TV star wants to take her adoring admirers along with her on the exciting journey.
Lifting the lid on the possible documentary, a TV insider said: “Gemma is on a mission to become a mum and she wants her followers along for the ride.
“She’s working on a documentary which will follow her as she confronts her own fertility and chances of becoming a mother,” the source told The Sun.
Gemma – who was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome a number of years ago – has inspired fans with her honestly about the condition which makes it much harder for women to conceive naturally.
The hopeful future mum wants to document her experience in a bid to help other women who find themselves in the same position as her.
The source added: "She wanted her fans to see her journey in case what she discovered would help someone watching.
“All the major channels have been in touch. The BBC is the frontrunner at the moment and they are eager to get Gemma on board.”
Gemma, who is currently loved-up with Rami Hawash – who she was previously engaged to - has suffered three miscarriages in her life so far.
Despite her heartache, she’s not ready to give up on having a baby just yet.
Earlier this year, Gemma told her fans: “My main focus this year will be to really be comfortable being Gemma Collins.
“And definitely committing and giving quality time to a relationship — and hopefully I am going to have a baby.”
The Mirror has reached out to Gemma’s representatives for further comment on this story.
