YouTuber Hannah Alonzo Opens Up About Her Miscarriage: “Will Carry This Baby in Our Hearts
Popular YouTuber Hannah Alonzo has bravely shared that she recently experienced a “missed miscarriage,” explaining why she stepped away from posting on her channel. Her message is full of heartbreak, yet also raw hope—just like when a beloved Nigerian celebrity opens up about a personal struggle, it reminds us that behind the camera we’re all human.
Hannah Alonzo, the YouTube creator known for exposing multi-level marketing schemes and viral content, posted a deeply personal Instagram video announcing that she and her husband suffered a “missed miscarriage.” She explained that their joy at the early stages of pregnancy was suddenly met with the painful news: “there’s no heartbeat.”
In her caption and video, Alonzo explained that everything seemed to be going perfectly. She described strong pregnancy symptoms—nausea, exhaustion, and other signs she’d felt before—and no obvious warning signs like cramping or bleeding. Despite this, the devastating diagnosis came during the 9th week. “My body didn’t know that,” she wrote of realizing the baby was no longer viable.
She shared how she underwent two ultrasounds to confirm the lack of viability, then had further appointments to discuss her options with doctors. Ultimately the decision was made to have a dilation and curettage (D&C) procedure—a choice she described as “impossible to have to make
Even though the moment was full of sorrow, Alonzo spoke of gratitude: for the supportive medical staff, for friends and family who rallied around her—something she noted is rare in military life—and for the chance to heal. “My body is recovering quickly and I’m feeling much more stable mentally,” she shared.
She also extended a message of solidarity to others who have suffered pregnancy loss, reminding them that they’re “not alone.” Alonzo noted that many pregnancies end in loss and “most of the time these women go through it alone. With a gentle optimism she said, “The club that no one wants to be a part of just gained a new member, and we are hoping for our rainbow soon.
For Alonzo, the pain is real but she’s choosing to move forward. She and her husband welcomed a daughter in 2023, and now they carry onto the next chapter, cherishing the baby they lost and looking ahead with hope.
On a broader note, her story echoes those of many women—both in the U.S. and Nigeria—who face the heartbreak of miscarriage. In Nigeria, where discussions about pregnancy loss may still be hushed, her openness is especially meaningful. When Nigerian stars like Tiwa Savage or Funke Akindele speak candidly about personal health challenges, it shifts the conversation and offers comfort—and Hannah’s message does the same for her global audience.
Conclusion
Hannah Alonzo’s candid revelation reminds us of something deeply human: behind the digital persona, there is raw emotion, loss, and the process of healing. While she mourns the baby she lost, she also carries hope for the future and wants others who’ve been hurt to know they’re seen. As she said, this “club” of loss may be silent—but it’s not alone. Let’s all keep the conversation open, compassionate—and ever hopeful for that rainbow.