Shida Sween and Bilal Hazziez, former cast members of “90 Day Fiancé,” have shared the devastating news of their second miscarriage. Shida, who deeply desires to have
Shida Sween and Bilal Hazziez, former cast members of “90 Day Fiancé,” have shared the devastating news of their second miscarriage. Shida, who deeply desires to have a child, had this as her main plan when she and Bilal married. Concerned about her age and fertility, Shida has already suffered one miscarriage. In their recent social media post, the couple shared their latest tragic loss. They posted photos of themselves embracing, along with a heartfelt message.
“After much hesitation, we decided to share that we experienced another miscarriage a few months ago,” the post read. “Despite the deep sense of loss, embarrassment, and even hurtful public criticism, we choose to share our story to let women and other couples know they are not alone. By sharing both the highs and lows of our pregnancy journey, we hope to inspire and comfort others who may be going through similar experiences. The emotions that come with losing a pregnancy can be overwhelming, but always remember that even in those dark times, the Creator’s plan is always the best. As a family, we humbly submit to Him and His plans.”
Shida explained that the miscarriage occurred after she taught a yoga class. Feeling great until the class ended, she began to bleed non-stop, which was a terrifying experience. Since then, she has avoided returning to her yoga mat. The miscarriage happened about four months ago, and Shida was only six
weeks pregnant at the time.
In a video on their YouTube channel, Shida and Bilal shared more about their healing process. They expressed how difficult this journey has been, as they both deeply want to have a child together as soon as possible. Despite the heartache, they hope their story will help others who might be experiencing similar challenges. Their transparency and willingness to share such personal pain aim to provide comfort and support to other couples facing the same struggles. Our hearts go out to Shida and Bilal, and we commend their bravery in sharing their journey to heal and inspire others.
