 Mrs Hinch has revealed that her four-year-old son Ronnie has been given the all-clear after receiving a diagnosis of Kawasaki disease. The youngster was rushed to hospital in June after he first developed the rare condition that affects children's blood vessels and causes inflammation. At the time, it was a mystery illness and Mrs Hinch – real name Sophie Hinchcliffe – admitted that she had 'never felt a fear like it' in the face of the scare. Mum-of-two Mrs Hinch, 33, who also shares youngest boy Lennie, two, with her husband Jamie, shared an update with her 4.7 million followers on Instagram on Sunday. Alongside an adorable photo of Ronnie and Lennie sitting on the sofa in matching white T-shirts and shorts, holding signs that read 'Time to catch our flight' and 'Goodbye everyone', she wrote: '✈️And we're off ✈️ 'We have had the most amazing results from Ronnie's most recent heart scan guys … they are all clear){kind=link}
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Mrs Hinch has revealed that her four-year-old son Ronnie has been given the all-clear after receiving a diagnosis of Kawasaki disease.
The youngster was rushed to hospital in June after he first developed the rare condition that affects children’s blood vessels and causes inflammation.
At the time, it was a mystery illness and Mrs Hinch – real name Sophie Hinchcliffe – admitted that she had ‘never felt a fear like it’ in the face of the scare.
Mum-of-two Mrs Hinch, 33, who also shares youngest boy Lennie, two, with her husband Jamie, shared an update with her 4.7 million followers on Instagram on Sunday.