February 12th 2024.
Joe Wicks' family recently went through a scary experience when his wife, Rosie, had to be taken to the hospital for an emergency surgery. Rosie, who is currently 21 weeks pregnant with their fourth child, was rushed to the hospital and had to undergo surgery to have her appendix removed. This was a terrifying moment for the family, especially with the added concern for the safety of their unborn child.
Joe and Rosie are already proud parents to three children - Indigo, Marley, and Leni - whom they have been raising while traveling the world together. However, their journey took an unexpected turn when Rosie had to be hospitalized for appendicitis. This condition can be very dangerous for pregnant women and their babies, so it was crucial for Rosie to have the surgery immediately.
Thankfully, Joe shared the news on his Instagram, revealing that both Rosie and their baby are doing well after the surgery. He also shared a photo of Rosie's growing baby bump with three small medical plasters, indicating that she had a minimally invasive surgery known as a laparoscopic appendectomy. This type of surgery is less invasive and leaves minimal scarring, allowing for a quicker recovery.
The couple announced their pregnancy with a surprise announcement back in January, and they couldn't be happier to welcome their fourth child into the world. Joe has previously expressed his desire to have six children, so they are well on their way to building their dream family.
Joe and Rosie have been together since 2016 and tied the knot in a beautiful countryside ceremony in 2019. They are a much-loved couple, and fans were shocked to hear the news of Rosie's hospitalization. Luckily, she is now on the mend and can continue to enjoy her pregnancy.
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