Meghan Ory. Broadimage/Shutterstock
This is a difficult situation. Meghan OryDuring filming the final season, she spoke candidly about her experiences. Chesapeake ShoresShe had to deal with not one, but two health issues.
“Well that is a wrap on #chesapeakeshores after 6 seasons!” the Once Upon a TimeIn July, the 39-year-old alum wrote via Instagram. “I started this season with #hyperemesisgravidarum and ended it with #covid — it has been quite the run!”
The Canada native continued: “Thank you so much to our amazing cast and crew for having so much patience with me while I tried not to barf on anyone. Thank you to my amazing hubby @johnny_reardon_ for holding down the fort and being my rock — and our two, yes two Nannie’s for all their support. With mom and dad both on tv shows, two Nannie’s was a must!”
Hallmark star and husband, John ReardonThe couple welcomed a boy in 2018. Ory announced the couple were expecting a second child in 2018.
Ory didn’t specify when she learned of her latest pregnancy, but she hinted at her condition in a May Instagram post. “#onset #acting like I’m not going to barf,” she wrote at the time, captioning a photo of herself lying down while in costume.
Meghan Ory in ‘Chesapeake Shores.’ David Astorga
The Intelligence alum plays Abby O’Brien-Winters on the beloved Hallmark Channel series, which also stars Jesse Metcalfe Treat Williams. The show will return for its sixth and final series later in the month.
Hyperemesis Gravidarum can be a severe type of morning sickness. It can cause persistent nausea and vomiting, as well dehydration and dizziness. Duchess KateWhile pregnant with Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte 7, and Prince Louis, 4, the Duchess of Cambridge, 40, was diagnosed with the condition. The illness was discovered while George was being born in 2012. The Duchess Of Cambridge, 40, was admitted to hospital for treatment.
Amy SchumerShe has also spoken out about her battle with hyperemesis gravidarum during her pregnancy with Gene.
“It was really, really hard,” she said during an August 2020 interview with the TodayShe also mentioned that she had to cancel multiple tour dates during her pregnancy. “But I think probably every woman can relate, strangely enough. Because for me, going on stage and doing a show like that, even though it’s physical, and everyone’s looking at you, it’s still my job. And so if you’re a teacher or a nurse or anything, if you are really sick and you’re pregnant, and you still have to work, and no one one gives you any leeway, they really don’t.”
Chesapeake ShoresPremieres on Sunday, August 14th at 8 p.m. on the Hallmark Channel ET.
