PREGNANT Amy Childs has revealed she was rushed to hospital after her twin babies "stopped kicking".
The Towie star, 32, is pregnant with a son and a daughter and said she was "checked out" on the advice of her midwife.
Her twins, due in April, will be her first babies with boyfriend Billy Delbosq, 39.
Speaking on mambaby_uk's Instagram live to midwife Zoe, Amy said: "I don't get a lot of movement.
"There were a few people messaging me the other day, when I said 'I have a not a lot of movement', and because I'm getting big there is not alot of room in there.
"I will honestly say I didn't feel it kick, I rang the midwife straight away, of course I got checked. It was fine.
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"That worry never goes."
Amy is already mum to Polly, five, and four-year-old Richie from previous relationships.
Since announcing her pregnancy in October, Amy has been open about her journey, already appearing to confirm her due date and plans for a natural birth.
Yet despite her scans showing gestation was at 24 weeks - which means Amy should be giving birth on or around April 26 - the star recently suggested that she is already worried about contractions.
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The TOWIE favourite took to her Instagram page to post a slide which quizzed: "Braxton hicks. When do they start?"
Braxton Hicks - regularly called practice contractions - are perfectly normal during pregnancy.
When mums are expecting they might notice their tummy becoming hard and experience period-like cramps, which are Braxton Hicks.