LAUREN Goodger has told her fans that The Queen is “up there” with her late daughter Lorena – who died shortly after birth.
The former The Only Way Is Essex star took to her social media to pay tribute to her late Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, who was laid to rest in a state funeral yesterday.
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Lauren, 36, who also celebrated her birthday as The Queen was laid to rest, claimed her late baby daughter was in heaven with the monarch.
The reality TV star’s daughter Lorena passed away shortly after her birth in July after suffering unforeseen complications.
Taking to her Instagram stories ahead of Her Majesty’s funeral at Westminster Abbey, Lauren wrote: “It’s my birthday in the morning.
“On the same day we lay our Beautiful Majesty The Queen to rest (God Rest Her Soul). Maybe something quite special this birthday.”
“[The Queen] up there with my Lorena,” she added under the post.
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“This year has been one year I will never forget for all the pain and heartache and lessons that I trust in the universe, but my best present every year is waking up with my Larose,” Lauren concluded.
“Lorena is always with us. Thank you for all the support. Another year done, here’s to next year.”
Lauren recently opened up about feeling “broken” and “alone” after her hardest week yet, grieving her daughter Lorena.
She recently suffered a horrifying heartbreak when her second baby girl tragically passed away after birth.
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The reality star has been trying to come to terms with the loss while being a single parent to her daughter Larose, one.
The star was then left with a broken eye socket after being allegedly attacked hours after laying her baby to rest, with her ex Charles Drury arrested over the incident.
“Been the hardest week yet, so many feelings and thoughts and sadness,” she penned over a snap of her late daughter’s hand.
“Don’t know where to turn right now. Posting on my social media, keeping busy, but inside I am broken and it’s not getting any easier, it’s getting harder.
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“It feels like I’ve had so much to deal with and as much as people are there for you, I’m so alone.
“Nothing will change what I’ve been through, but there must be a God and some sort of good to come from all this.”
