Gemma Collins takes six-month break from showbiz and puts wedding on hold as she tries to get pregnant with Rami Hawash

  GEMMA Collins is quitting showbiz in an attempt to get pregnant. The TOWIE favourite exclusively told The Sun Online how she will “rest” this summer to “make a baby” with fiance Rami Hawash, 48. Gemma has made no secret of her desire to become a mum and told us she has boxed off from August […] .. Full story on thesun.co.uk 

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