Emily Atack has taken fertility tests over fears she won’t be able to have any children.
The ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!’ star – who is currently dating film producer Rob Jowers – turns 30 later this year, and she has undergone the tests for new TV series ‘Emily Atack: Adulting’ because she was worried she might leave it too late to have a baby.
Speaking in a clip from the programme, she said: "I have been worrying about my fertility.
"My whole life I have assumed if I met someone I could have babies straight away, but what if I can’t?
"I have got to be honest, if they come back and say something is wrong I will be absolutely devastated."
Emily is concerned she could get to her early 30s without being in a position to think about starting a family.
She explained: "I’m worrying that I’ll get to 32, still not anywhere close to having kids. So is 29 the kind of age you should start thinking about it when I still feel like a baby now?
"I used to look at my Grandma Betty when she was alive and think, God, she’s surrounded with all of us, she’s got so many grandkids, so many kids.
"That’s what I want. I don’t want to be a lonely old person, I want to be surrounded with family."
Emily recently revealed her upcoming show will explore her concerns over having kids, as well as other issues such dating and body image.
She said: "They’re subjects that crop up for me which I find the most difficult. I worry about having babies, like most women do, plus body insecurities. Am I too fat? Why am I so needy with men?
"I feel like I’m in limbo as I approach 30. We’re taught about how hard puberty and the menopause will be, but not this particular age.
"I’m not engaged yet and I don’t have the two dogs and a nice house. Am I doing life wrong? I really beat myself up about it. This series is a humorous look at that."
Emily Atack takes fertility tests on new TV show
