Singer Perrie Edwards on a serious childhood illness and miscarriages.

According to The Sun: Perrie Edwards disclosed that she struggled with a rare health condition as a child, which took seven years before doctors finally diagnosed it. The singer, 32, was born with an esophagus condition that made it difficult for her to eat solid foods.

Perrie Edwards revealed that she battled a rare illness in childhood that took seven years for doctors to finally diagnose. The singer, now 32, was born with an esophageal condition that made it difficult to consume solid food.

For the first seven years of her life, she was 'shaking' after meals and had a severe nutritional deficiency. Perrie was forced to eat ground food as she couldn’t consume whole food due to her condition.

Despite her mom's perseverance and multiple doctor visits, it wasn't until Perrie was seven years old that a diagnosis was made. By that time, she was just 'skin and bone.'

Despite her mother's persistence and numerous doctor visits, it wasn't until Perrie turned seven that a diagnosis was made. By that point, she was just 'skin and bones.'

'Loved Being Pregnant'

Perrie recalled the devastating moment when she and her fiancé Alex received the heartbreaking news that there was no heartbeat during the scan. She also shared that she had another miscarriage before having her son Axel, who is considered a 'rainbow baby', born after a previous pregnancy loss.

Perrie recalled the heartbreaking moment when she and her fiancé Alex received the sad news that there was no heartbeat during the ultrasound. She also shared that she had another miscarriage before giving birth to her son Axel, who is considered a 'rainbow baby', born after a previous pregnancy loss.

Perrie's story with her illness and experiences of pregnancy loss highlight the challenges many women face during pregnancy and motherhood.