The Traitors star Paul Gorton has revealed that his one-month-old son has been rushed to hospital after being diagnosed with bronchitis. The star who came to fame early this year when he appeared as one of the Traitors in the BBC series, revealed to followers that his son has been given an IV drip and put on oxygen.
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On his Instagram story, he penned: ‘Thanks for the messages everyone, really means a lot. ‘Cooper has bronchitis and is currently on an IV and oxygen getting the best care. Hoping he turns a corner and improves as soon as possible.’. Paul shares his one-month-old son with his partner Kate Waldron. The couple are also parents to a toddler named Charlie.
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The TV star then shared a post from his partner that showed the youngster hooked up to an oxygen line, with a moving caption from Kate. Want to get all the latest news and predictions for the best and most dramatic show this new year? Join our The Traitors WhatsApp channel for live episode coverage, behind-the-scenes gossip and a place to recover from all the cliffhangers.
Simply click on this link, select ‘Join Chat’ and you’re in! Don't forget to turn on notifications!. Kate’s post read: ‘Thank you all so much for all your kind messages about Cooper. ‘Unfortunately yesterday he got worse and needed to be put on oxygen and an IV drip for fluids.’.
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She revealed that he son wasn’t allowed to eat during this time. ‘I had to stop breastfeeding because having milk in his stomach was making breathing harder for him so he’s been nil by mouth for over 12 hours now and they are going to tube feed him small amounts soon from what I have pumped.’.
