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MAFS' Ellie Dix and Jono expecting after being open about miscarriage

Ellie and Jono announced a pregnancy due April 2027 and said talking openly about their earlier miscarriage helped them heal.

The MAFS couple discovered the pregnancy with familiar emotion tempered by caution. Ellie recalled taking the test and not immediately celebrating, knowing from experience how fragile early pregnancy can be.

Having navigated loss together, they kept the news private at first, sharing only with their closest family and friends. When Ellie and Jono began talking openly to friends about their earlier miscarriage, they realised just how many people had faced the same struggle.

Ellie said the openness made them feel less alone and they hope it helps others going through loss too. The couple announced the due date through an Instagram video linking their sonogram to a touching clip from the show.

April 2027
Due date
3 years
Relationship duration

Why it mattersTheir willingness to speak openly about pregnancy loss shows others they're not alone, and their new pregnancy offers hope to anyone who has endured similar heartbreak.

AustraliaThe couple's honesty resonates with many Australians, miscarriage is common but often unspoken, and their public sharing helps break that silence.

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