Charlotte Dawson has put her wedding on hold until after the coronavirus pandemic.
Charlotte Dawson has put her wedding on hold
While there is no end date for the global health crisis, the 29-year-old star wants to have a week-long COVID-free celebration when she marries rugby player Matt Sarsfield, so their nuptials will not take place "anytime soon".
She said: "I would love to get married but how can you with all of this going on?
"I want a wedding that will last a whole week! I don't just want a day thing.
"So it's not going to happen anytime soon unfortunately. But at least I know I'll look fabulous in a wedding dress now!"
Charlotte gave birth to son Noah in January last year, and after welcoming her and Matt's baby boy into the world she "carried on eating as normal, doing no exercise".
But after some backlash on her Instagram and finding out from her doctor that she was close to being put on insulin, Charlotte is trying to adopt a healthier lifestyle, but she still likes to have her favourite meals in moderation.
She added to The Sun Online: "I still have my chips and gravy but it’s just not extra, extra, extra large portions.
"I used to have large fish and chips, sausage on the side, covered in gravy - it was just unnecessary.
"But I’m still enjoying myself, and I still have prosecco but just not to the extreme that I used to."
In March, Charlotte admitted motherhood taught her to embrace her body.
She said: "I just want to make other mums and other women feel good about themselves. We can't be so hard on ourselves. Obviously, I don't take myself seriously, as you all know, so I just embrace every single stretch mark, all my flabbiness, you've just got to embrace it, work with it, dance with it, shake it! And have a laugh with it.
"I can't sugar-coat it. Obviously, there are days you don't want to get up or do your makeup, hair. I see some mums that go straight back to the gym and being healthy. That's just not normal mum life."