Vicky Pattison'S Sweet Name Choice For Future Son Will Melt Your Heart

A Heartfelt Tribute from Vicky Pattison

Former Geordie Shore favorite, Vicky Pattison, has touched many hearts by revealing the sentimental reason behind the name of her future child. The 38-year-old star, who tied the knot with Ercan Ramadan on August 24, 2024, is eager to start a family and has a special name in mind for her future son.

In a heartfelt video for the Alzheimer’s Society's Forget Me Not Appeal, Vicky shared a personal message dedicated to her late grandfather, David, who passed away in 2022 after battling dementia. Her emotional tribute highlights the importance of family, as she expressed her wish to name her future child after her beloved granddad.

“All you ever wanted was for me to find someone lovely and nice, who loves me. He does both of those things. He reminds me so much of you,” Vicky shared in her moving message.

A Journey Towards Motherhood

Vicky's emotional video is part of a larger narrative of her journey toward motherhood. She and Ercan have been open about their fertility experiences, even documenting their journey in "Vicky Pattison: Maybe, Baby?" The couple is exploring various paths to parenthood, including natural conception, surrogacy, and adoption.

In a candid conversation on the "Happy Mum Happy Baby" podcast, Vicky revealed her fears about motherhood, saying, "I am absolutely terrified... I have a genuine fear that I won’t be good enough to be a mam." Despite her apprehensions, Ercan is confident in her abilities, praising the way she cares for their dogs and for him.

A Message of Love and Hope

Concluding her emotional message to her grandfather, Vicky said, "I love you and I miss you," capturing the enduring bond she shares with him. Her future son's name will serve as a tender reminder of his legacy and the love that continues to shape her life.

The Alzheimer’s Society’s Forget Me Not Appeal, supporting life-changing dementia research, continues through June. Vicky's involvement shines a light on the cause, blending personal storytelling with advocacy for those affected by dementia worldwide.