Malin Anderson’s daughter will be laid to rest on Wednesday (06.02.19).
The ‘Love Island’ star revealed last month that her and partner Tom Kemp’s daughter Consy had tragically passed away just four weeks after she was born seven weeks prematurely and though Malin is struggling to make "sense" of her tragic loss, she will say goodbye to the little girl later today.
She took to Twitter on Tuesday (05.02.19) evening and wrote: "So tomorrow’s the day I bury my daughter and lay her to rest free from pain. I love you unconditionally baby girl. None of this makes sense. CONSY-GLORIA."
The 25-year-old star had previously used Instagram to announce her sad loss.
Malin – who lost her mother last year – shared a photo of her daughter on Instagram and wrote: "Completely in love with you.. and my Mum just wanted you to be with her.
"Your time wasn’t ready yet. Mummy loves you. I stayed with you each day.. you opened your eyes one last time for me and I saw those beautiful big brown eyes.
"I’m so sorry I couldn’t do anymore. Go be with grandma Consy.
"My angel. Rest in peace CONSY GLORIA EMMA ANDERSSON-KEMP."
Days later, the heartbroken star shared a touching poem about the loss of a child.
The verse, which was originally written by Amy Farquhar in memory of her son Alfie, was shared on Malin’s Instagram Story and reads: "I lived my life inside you, cocooned in all your love. So mama, papa, please don’t cry. I’m still with you, just up above.
"I felt your every heartbeat, it’s my sweetest melody. And for every heavenly bedtime, the angels play it back to me.
"I know how much I am wanted, I feel so very blessed. Of all the mummy’s in all the world, I got the very best!
"You think of me in all your waking hours, and on those sleepless nights.
"Just look out the window and you’ll find me, the brightest star the most dazzling light.
"I’m that little breeze in the summer, and I’m that unexpected white feather. I plucked it from my downy wings, so that you remember we are always together.
"I know how much it hurt your soul, when we had to say goodbye. But I’m not gone, I’m always here. I’m your sweet little butterfly."
Malin Andersson’s daughter’s funeral to take place
