I’m A Celeb Star Myles Stephenson Shares Update on Son’s Heartbreaking Disability

Myles Stephenson's Son Suffers from Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy

X FACTOR winner Myles Stephenson has provided an update on his two-year-old son Shiloh, who has been diagnosed with Hemiplegic cerebral palsy. Last year, Myles revealed that Shiloh had experienced an unseen stroke, resulting in irreversible brain damage when he was just six months old.

Struggles and Progress in Shiloh's Health Journey

Shiloh's condition has left his right side partially paralyzed, requiring him to wear splints for support. Myles shared on social media that despite various treatments, including botox injections, his son's range of movement is decreasing, posing emotional challenges for the family.

Seeking Support and Advice

Myles reached out to his followers for advice and tips on navigating Shiloh's condition, emphasizing the importance of shared knowledge and support in this unfamiliar territory.

Diagnosis and Emotional Impact

After noticing initial signs of the condition at six months old, Shiloh was diagnosed with hemiplegic cerebral palsy, affecting his movement, coordination, and development. Myles expressed the emotional turmoil of realizing the challenges his son may face in everyday tasks.

About Myles Stephenson

Myles, known for his time on The X Factor and I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, has been actively raising awareness about his son's condition and advocating for better understanding and support for individuals with disabilities.