Amyra Rosli reveals that she had chemical pregnancy

Heidi Hsia

4 December 2024 at 1:24 am·1-min read

4 Dec - Amyra Rosli's dream of having a third child did not come to fruition after she was revealed to have experienced chemical pregnancy.

On 2 December, the actress shared two photos of a pregnancy test, one showing that she was tested positive for pregnancy, and the other one, which was taken a few days later, showing that she is no longer pregnant.

"You dropped by inside me and then you left. You are so cute. It wasn't meant to be. It's okay. Let's focus on what we have now and proceed with shooting. Let's go," she posted.

Husband Amar Baharin also took to the comments, writing, "God is the best planner of His servant's life and death. Believe in Qada Qadar and in God's provisions, and God willing your belief will be protected. Love you, dear. Be strong, mummy!"

According to Cleveland Clinic, a chemical pregnancy is a pregnancy loss that happens before the fifth week. Some women aren't even aware they had a chemical pregnancy.

(Photo Source: Amyra IG)

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