Overview
- Aly disclosed Wednesday that a prenatal glucose test was negative for gestational diabetes but that several blood markers were very low, naming ferritin at 8.5 ng/ml and hemoglobin near 11.2 g/dl.
- Her doctors told her to act quickly to correct the deficiencies and Aly said she will start aggressive supplementation for iron, vitamin D and omega‑3 as recommended.
- She returned to Instagram after a short break to reassure followers that she is okay and explained the absence was due to having family visiting at home.
- Oliver Pocher, Aly’s ex-husband, said on his live podcast that he learned the baby’s sex from the children but that he will not reveal it publicly.
- The pregnancy is Aly’s third and her first with partner Christian Düren, and specialists will monitor treatment because very low ferritin and low hemoglobin can reduce maternal iron stores and affect oxygen delivery to the fetus if not corrected.