Geordie Shore star Marnie Simpson's 2-yr-old baby Rox rushed to hospital, here’s what happened

Marnie Simpson and Casey Johnson's baby boy Rox was taken to the hospital, and mum spent the night with him. Marnie updated her fans via Instagram, in which she shared a snap of the boy wrapped up as they waited to hear from a medical specialist. She confirmed that it wasn't anything serious, and the boy suffered from a worsening ear infection that was painful. In May, Marnie and Casey welcomed Oax Rubi Johnson, their second son.

A happy mum with problems

Geordie Shore star Marnie Simpson said she was never as happy as when she got to know about her second baby boy who was born in May, safe and sound. Later, her younger son Oax was diagnosed with a rare medical condition called torticollis, in which a muscle problem causes his head to tilt. He also has plagiocephaly, which causes a flattened head. She took to Instagram earlier and said she was shocked about the severity of Oax's condition. She explained that Oax got the problem because of his position in the womb, which left him unable to move his head toward the left. They are seeing an osteopath and are hopeful that the condition will improve with time.

FAQs

Q1. What condition does Marnie Simpson's son Oax have?
A1. Her son Oax has a rare medical condition called torticollis, in which a muscle problem causes his head to tilt. He also has plagiocephaly, which causes a flattened head.

Q2. How will Oax's health improve?
A2. Marnie Simpson and Casey Johnson are seeing an osteopath and hoping that the condition will improve.