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This Irish blogger is live-Snapchatting giving birth today

Beauty blogger Grace Mongey went into labour last night, and has been sharing updates ever since.

Sep 21st 2016, 11:32 AM 12,597 Views 7 Comments

AN IRISH BLOGGER is set to live-Snapchat giving birth today after going into labour last night.

Grace Mongey of Faces By Grace is one of Ireland’s most popular bloggers, with thousands of followers on social media.

Over the past nine months she’s been documenting her first pregnancy on her Snapchat (facesbygrace23), nicknaming her little one ‘Baby Faces’ – and last night, she went into labour.

Since then, she’s been keeping her followers in the loop through contractions…

IMG_8298 Source: Snapchat/facesbygrace23

Ringing the hospital for directions (“stay at home until the pain is horrific”)…

IMG_8297 Source: Snapchat/facesbygrace23

…And finally, settling in on the ward.

IMG_8299 Source: Snapchat/facesbygrace23

According to her latest Snaps, Grace is now in the delivery suite awaiting Baby Faces’ arrival.

In a chat about her decision to Snapchat the birth, she said that while she wouldn’t be posting absolutely everything (with good reason), she wants to share as much as she can with her followers.

Best of luck, Grace!

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