Lisa Snowdon revealed her heartache over missing out on motherhood during her appearance on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! this week, claiming it was down to the fact that she "hadn't met the right man". However, speaking shortly after her eviction, the 44-year-old confessed she was not going to "feel sorry for herself".
"It didn't happen and it's something that I have kind of come to terms with," she told The Mirror. "A lot of the younger ones in there they want children or they have children. I'm really lucky that I've got four little kids in the family. I did always want to be a mum when I was younger, it was something I always imagined doing and being."
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© Photo: Getty ImagesLisa Snowdon revealed her reason for not having children
The TV presenter, who is in a loving relationship with boyfriend George Smart, admitted she didn't want to have a baby just for the sake of it, especially if it was going to be an "unhappy" pregnancy. She noted: "Rather than feel sorry for myself I feel like I've found George now and we are just really happy that we have each other. Sometimes you have to be grateful for what you've got than trying to keep pushing it. I feel quite content in the fact we have made that decision between us."
© Photo: Getty Images"I didn't want to have an unhappy pregnancy," she said
Lisa confirmed her relationship with friend of 15 years George this year, she previously dated Hollywood star George Clooney and CSI actor Gary Dourdan. Before entering the jungle, the former Britain's Next Top Model host, who became the second star voted off the ITV show on Sunday, talked about her blossoming relationship with George.
When quizzed about the possibility of getting married, she told HELLO! Magazine: "Yes, at some point. But there's no pressure because we fit… I know we'll be together forever." She continued: "He's my best friend. He's understanding, nurturing and thoughtful and he gets me beyond anyone I've ever met before. He cares about me and I care about him. It feels like we were meant to be together."
