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Kym Marsh's heartbreak over son Archie: 'He would be 15 - we never knew the boy he would be'
EXCLUSIVE: The emotional Mariposa Trust's ball paid tribute to baby bereavement heroes and charity ambassador Kym Mash opened up to OK! about her own experience with baby loss
The government review came after almost a decade of tireless campaigning by Mariposa Trust founders and CEOs Andy and Zoe Clark-Coates MBE, with support from long-term ambassador Kym, whose baby boy Archie died moments after he was born 18 weeks prematurely in 2009. The charity provides vital support to families affected by baby loss, and Waterloo Road star Kym said news of the historic victory meant the energy in the ballroom at London’s luxury Landmark hotel was palpable. It was after those harrowing episodes aired that Zoe Clark-Coates got in touch on behalf of the Mariposa Trust (which many will know by the name of its primary support division, Saying Goodbye), and the two women formed a firm friendship, joining forces to push for change.
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