Gemma Collins has admitted she’d love to meet someone special to spend Christmas with.
The GC, 39, has suffered her fair share of heartbreak this year following the dramatic end to her relationship with fellow TOWIE star James Argent.
Gemma suffered a traumatic split from Arg earlier this year after the couple had an explosive falling out which led to their bitter break-up.
At the time, the blonde bombshell shared foul-mouthed texts from her ex branding her a "hippo" and a "fat f**k".
She heartbreakingly admitted she would give away her millions if it meant finally finding love just last month, and now has revealed her dreams of finding someone new in time for the festive season.
The reality star told Closer magazine: “I love Christmas and a new man would be the best ever present, but there is no one on the scene right now.”
Gemma’s made no secret of her dreams to start a family in the past and admitted she hopes 2012 will be the year she finds The One.
She told the publication: “I love my family, but they just want to see me settled, I suppose because they look at me doing everything on my own.
“But it’s got to be with the right person, hasn’t it? The question I always ask myself is, ‘Is he going to give The GC a child?’
“It absolutely has to be right for me. Until then, I’m riding solo and I’m doing everything on my own.
“I’m a really strong person, and there’s nothing I can’t do.”
Gemma recently spoke of her heartbreak at suffering a third miscarriage over the summer.
At the end of November, the reality star penned a heartbreaking letter to Meghan Markle - who had also recently lost her second child.
In the message, published in The Sun, Gemma revealed that she had a third miscarriage, also in July, when she didn't know she was pregnant with ex James Argent's baby.
Gemma said she's been trying for a baby for 10 years, but has had her "hopes dashed time and again by first one miscarriage, then another”
She’s vowed not to give up on her hopes of welcoming a child in the future.
The Miscarriage Association (01924 200 799) miscarriageassociation.org.uk supports women affected by miscarriage, ectopic and molar pregnancies.
If you’re worried about a loved one you can also call the helpline which is manned Monday to Friday, 9am-4pm, or email info@miscarriageassociation.org.uk
