Geordie Shore's Holly Hagan-Blyth reveals biggest fear of becoming a family of four
Geordie Shore star Holly Hagan-Blyth and footballer Jacob Blyth are set to welcome their second child into the world any day now - three years after their son, Alpha-Jax, was born.
Holly Hagan-Blyth fears sibling guilt when her second child is born.
The reality star and her husband, footballer Jacob Blyth, both 33, are preparing to transition to life as a family of four any day now, and Holly is worried about how their son, Alpha-Jax, two, will initially cope with no longer being the only child.
Holly told the new issue of Closer magazine: "I think it would be hard not to be nervous. It's been Alpha-Jax on his own for such a long time.
"I think you kind of wonder how you split the love that you have. Am I going to be able to give them both enough attention? Is one going to feel left out? These are just natural feelings that a lot of women would have."
Geordie Shore alum is looking forward to starting a new chapter in her life, despite having faced heartbreak.
In October 2025, Holly's 19-year-old half-sister, Darci Rose Gibson, died of organ failure, 48 hours after she accidentally overdosed on crystal MDMA and suffered two cardiac arrests during a night out at Manchester's Warehouse Project nightclub.
But Holly said Alpha-Jax and her unborn baby - whom the star told Darci about a month before her death - have helped her through grief.
She explained: "Going through such a traumatic experience with my sister has made me realise that I am strong, and this isn't going to break me.
"I've chosen to accept what's happened, and I know she wouldn't want to see me ruin my life because of this. I feel like I am trying to make a conscious effort to enjoy life.
"I have children who need me, and I have to keep pushing forward. I think I've just managed to find strength in that."
Holly and Jacob - who tied the knot in Ibiza, Spain, in 2022 after five years of dating - welcomed Alpha-Jax into the world in 2023.
And the blonde beauty admitted that her pregnancy has been "a lot easier" this time around.
Holly said: "Trimester two has been great, now I'm getting to the uncomfortable stage.
"I found out I was pregnant in the September, and my sister passed in the October, so everything in that beginning stage was a bit of a blur."
