Channel Nine presenter and Footy Show host Erin Molan revealed last night that her 14-month-old daughter Eliza was rushed to hospital over the weekend. Taking to Instagram, the fan favourite sports journalist said that while the experience was terrifying, her adorable bub— who’s “all good” now— received the best care.
“We had our first experience in an Emergency Department with Eliza last night,” said Erin, who shares Eliza with her police officer fiancé Sean Ogilvy. “We could not have been better looked after… the nurses and doctors (even the other patients waiting with us) were just so loving and caring and genuinely amazing.”
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“So grateful to live in a country where we are able to go to a hospital for help and know we will get the best care in the world. Thank you Sydney Children’s Hospital. Above and beyond for ALL those who needed your help last night Xxx And we are ALL GOOD now!!! Xxx”
Erin did not disclose the nature of her daughter’s health scare.
Thousands of comments quickly flooded in, with many television and sports personalities sending their love and showing their support.
“Hope you are all okay,” TODAY host Deborah Knight commented.
Former Studio 10 panellist Jessica Rowe added: “So glad everything is okay. Big love.”
Zoe Marshall, Radio presenter and wife of NRL star Benji Marshall also commented: “Beautifully said. Sending lots of healing and love.”
After welcoming her first child with her fiance on June 6, 2018, Erin— who suffered from hyperemesis gravidarum during her pregnancy—opened up about the realities of motherhood, revealing it’s “bloody hard”.
“It is the most amazing thing in the entire world times a billion but it is also really bloody hard, that is just the reality of it,” she told The Daily Telegraph. “I just think you are allowed to be really grateful and you are allowed to acknowledge that you are so blessed but you are also allowed to find it tough because it is a really tough gig,” she continued, adding that she wished more women would open up about the struggles of motherhood.
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