Amanda Holden in a critical condition after giving birth to baby girl
It's thought that the Britain's Got Talent judge has spent three days in an intensive care unit
It's thought that the Britain's Got Talent judge has spent three days in an intensive care unit
After giving birth to a baby girl, Amanda Holden has spent three days hospitalised in a critical condition.
The Britain's Got Talent judge was admitted to hospital on Monday but has since been treated in the intensive care unit.
A source told the Daily Mail that Holden, 40, had suffered a 'huge loss of blood' during childbirth.
Holden and her husband, Chris Hughes, welcomed a little girl, called Hollie Rose Hughes, into the world on Monday night, by Caesarean section, at a West London hospital.
The couple's spokesperson announced: 'Hollie Rose Hughes was born on January 23, 2012. She is healthy and weighed in at 6lb 1oz but Amanda has been in a critical condition for the past three days. She is now stable and we expect her to make a full recovery very soon.
'We thank you for respecting their privacy at this time.'
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Addng: 'Until Amanda is in a position to indicate what she wants to say, there's no more information I can give.'
It's not yet known when Holden will be discharged from hospital.
The star already has a daughter, Lexi, six, but has tragically suffered suffered both a miscarriage in 2010 and, last February, her son was stillborn when she was seven months pregnant.
We wish you a speedy recovery, Amanda.