Courtney Stodden seen cradling ‘reborn doll’ outside Starbucks as she continues to grieve for miscarried baby
Tragic 21-year-old has found the loss of her first child difficult to come to terms with
COURTNEY Stodden has been spotted out with her 'reborn doll' as she tries to come to terms with the tragic loss of her unborn child.
The 21-year-old sported a blonde wig in pigtails as she went for a walk to Starbucks after shaving her head in the tots memory.
Since the loss in July, Courtney has gone public with her 'adoption' of a reborn doll - a lifelike baby doll created to help grieving parents who have suffered a miscarriage, cot death or neonatal loss.
This was the first time that she has publicly taken the little one out in public.
Courtney has been keeping her followers updated on her recovery process through a series of heartbreaking videos explaining her decisions including the shaving of her head and the purchase of the doll.
The tot would have been Courtney's first child with 56-year-old Green Mile, actor Doug Hutchinson, but is thought to have miscarried at thirteen weeks.
Courtney revealed the doll in a video where she wore a baby pink bob and unboxed the baby in front of the cameras.
The pretty blonde says: “The baby’s here, oh my God, I’m so nervous – it’s fragile I don’t want to hurt him.”
Once she had got the doll, who comes with eyelashes and veins, out she started to cradle it in her arms, while exclaiming: “I’m excited oh my gosh it’s so pretty, he’s so beautiful. It looks like a real baby.”
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Courtney, who was just 16 when she got married, then showed the doll to her pet pooch, telling him: “Look at your brother.”
Alongside the doll Courtney received a birth certificate – which featured it’s weight and height.
She also posted a heartbreaking tribute to the baby which read: “I’ll never get over this … losing you. I hope you know how much I miss you growing inside of my tummy. I hope that you know I wanted to give you life… a beautiful life – and desired so much to watch you grow into an incredible human being (sic).”
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