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Georgia Toffolo has revealed her 'struggle' to deal with not falling pregnant after almost a year of trying.

The former Made In Chelsea star, 31, who tied the knot with her millionaire husband James Watt, 44, in March last year, has been candid with fans about their fertility journey so far.

Now, in a new update, Georgia revealed that the happy couple are still hopeful that she will fall pregnant soon.

The star said she thought she would've been pregnant now, and admitted it's hard because she's an 'overachiever' and is 'so healthy.'

She said: 'I found the first five months so much harder trying to conceive because I was like, "oh my god, like I'm not pregnant. It's going on and on."

'But now I'm actually quite used to it, which makes things easier. I know that's quite depressing to say.

Georgia Toffolo has revealed her 'struggle' to deal with not falling pregnant after a year of trying.

The former Made In Chelsea star, 31, who tied the knot with her millionaire husband James Watt, 44, in March last year, has been candid with fans about their fertility journey so far

'But also I've made such an effort to enjoy the life phase that we're currently in. Every month when it rolls around and I'm like I'm going to go and do the test now.

'I am sad, I am a little bit sad. But then after a couple of hours I say to James I'm like, 'I'm alright now are you?' and he's like 'yeah, it'll happen'.

'I keep saying to myself and other friends that are trying, I feel so deeply and this is me on a really good day, and just for context in the two weeks wait right now, so you know, I think that proves if you've ever tried to have a baby, you know that me having this sunny disposition which is a really good change by the way I've really struggled.'

She continued: 'I feel really strongly that I'm going to get pregnant and we're going to have a baby and it's going to be really special and this has been a major lesson in patients, and not trying to control the outcome of everything.

'I'm such an overachieve, whatever I do, I'm like, right I'm going to be the best, but you can't do that with this.

'I think there's a really special baby coming. I feel it. I know how that sounds mad other people be like you've been trying for nearly a year love its not happening.

'I weirdly just think we've got to wait and there will be some amazing reason why it hasn't happened as quickly as I would have liked.

'The more of my friends I speak to, it can just take time. I'm so healthy, there's like a few remaining check that I'm going to have once we've been trying for a year but I just don't want to overmedicalise it because everything that I've done so, looks great and what an amazing position to be in.'

In April, Georgia emotionally revealed she and James had been trying for a baby for five months – but that it 'hasn't happened yet'

'Lol are you guys excited for me to come on in here in a week and say I'm having a meltdown,' she quipped.

In April, Georgia emotionally revealed she and James had been trying for a baby for five months – but that it 'hasn't happened yet'.

In a clip shared to social media, she tried to keep her upset to a minimum as she said: 'My gut has been telling me to share this, but my head has been saying no. Oh my God, I don't know why I'm gonna get upset.

'Something that I've been, like, really hiding. My husband and I have been trying for a baby.

'It hasn't happened on month one, month two, three, four, five. According to all the amazing doctors, that is completely normal. Who knew?

'You only ever hear the story of get pregnant on the first try, or the second try, or it was an accident, or we've been trying for a very long time and it hasn't happened for us.

'We are in that really weird space. I just wish someone like me had come on and spoken about it.

'I am in the two-week wait before every single symptom, or boobs, cramps in your lower tummy, they are all suggestive of two things. Number 1, that you're pregnant, 2, that your period is on the way. And these are two entirely different outcomes. It is quite lonely.'

Continuing her video, she said she had initially taken pregnancy tests and went through the emotional ordeal without James, but now they do so together.

She explained: 'The craziness that I have been allowing myself to be is just not healthy. One thing I really wish I hadn't done, I kept doing the pregnancy test every month on my own, and I didn't think that was a weird thing until James walked in and was like, what are you doing? He was like, "babe, you need to stop doing that on your own".

'We are doing this together. That shift for me has been so amazing, I can actually cry at the relief. And like the thing is, I really mean this, we are not struggling with infertility, we are two incredibly fortunate people.

'We are just at that weird in-between stage. I would love to hear from people in the comments that had a very similar journey to us, that ended up with this perfect like little gift at the end, positive vibes, guys.'

She was flooded with supportive messages from fans who thanked her for her honesty.