a Game of Thrones star Thor Bjornsson and his wife Kelsey Henson are in mourning. The couple has just lost their second child, they announced on Instagram.
They explained in a joint post that Kelsey had suffered a miscarriage.
“[…] “It is with great sadness that we announce the birth of our daughter, Grace Morgan Hafthursdottir, who was born on November 8th after 21 and a half weeks of pregnancy.”– said the parents.
“After a noticeable decrease in her movement, we discovered that her heart had stopped beating.”They explained. “Words cannot describe our pain over this loss or our happiness that we were able to spend time with our daughter. She is absolutely beautiful.”subscriber.
“The love we feel for her is overwhelming. The pain we feel will stay with us forever, and so will the love. All the hopes and dreams we had for her were taken from us, but we know we will be with her again. They added that his spirit lives on through us and through his brothers.
“We ask that you respect our privacy at this time as we mourn this unbearable loss. “Thank you everyone for all your words of support,” they concluded, adding some stunning photos of the birth to the statement. See the full post:
The couple announced their pregnancy last month and the birth was scheduled for March 2024. Thor Björnsson and Kelsey Henson married in 2018 and are already parents to little Stormur. The couple’s eldest son was also with his sister on his lap. Thor Björnsson is also Teresa Liv’s father.
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