‘Baby Pink’s journey has just begun’: Chloe Pink shares IVF update

Chloe Pink has shared an emotional milestone in her fertility journey as she and her AFL star husband, Toby Pink, continue their path to starting a family.

The influencer updated her Instagram followers after her egg collection procedure, saying she was feeling hopeful while acknowledging the heartbreak of not being able to conceive naturally.

“Thank you for all of your messages. We appreciate them and feel incredibly lucky to have so many people cheering us on.”

Chloe described the mixed emotions she was carrying into the procedure.

“Walking in today with two feelings coexisting. Grieving the fact that we haven’t been able to fall pregnant naturally, while feeling incredibly grateful, excited and hopeful that we have this opportunity”

She then revealed the results, confirming doctors collected 13 eggs, seven of which were mature.

Before leaving the hospital, Chloe shared another hopeful message: “Discharge time! Leaving with hope, and knowing that somewhere in the lab, baby Pink’s journey has just begun.”

She finished the post with a message of support for others facing similar challenges: “Sending love to anyone on a similar journey!”

The update comes after Chloe publicly opened up about her fertility struggles.

It’s previously been reported that Chloe has Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS), a common hormonal condition that can impact fertility.

The couple’s supportive front throughout their fertility journey follows a challenging year in the public eye.

Earlier this year, Chloe spoke to nine.com.au about the online abuse she received after posting photos from her wedding to the North Melbourne defender.

In April, the footy star publicly defended his wife, calling out the trolls online.

“The trolling, bullying and harassment directed at my wife is frustrating and unacceptable,” Toby said at the time.

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If you or someone you know is struggling with mental health, bullying, or fertility challenges, please know that support is available. For free, confidential help 24/7, call Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636 or Lifeline on 13 11 14.