Ex Celtic WAG Lisa Hague launches new career as grief counsellor after tragic stillbirth

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Ex Celtic WAG Lisa Hague is launching a new career as a grief counsellor. And the busy mum and fiance Kris Commons will host a series of retreats to help grieving parents.The pair lost a baby girl, Lola, to stillbirth 14 years ago and have always supported others in a similar position.Previously an advocate for Scots stillbirth charity SiMBA, for which she and Kris established the Lola Commons Fund to promote the creation of family rooms for grieving parents, Lisa now wants to take things a step further to assist in the recovery of mums and dads who go through the trauma.Lisa, who has three other children with longterm fiance Kris Commons, said:"I took the decision to become a bereavement and grief coach, which, calling myself that title from today onwards, doesn't really change from what I've been doing for the last few years anyway."The only thing is I'm doing the Grieving and Bereavement Diploma and getting a certificate so I can flesh it out."I've listened to a lot more.

I've researched a lot more. I've done psychology on it. I've sat with a mental health nurse and gone over lots of different things. "And the big exciting news is when I told this to Kris, and I expected him to go 'Oh, do you not think you're taking on too much.

Do you think you want to do this?' He said 'I want in''. I want to do this with you."Lisa, mum to April, 11, William, nine and seven-year-old Jax, had fans guessing what she was about to do next when she dropped hints she was taking a change in direction.Some thought she was about to get married to Kris, whilst others wondered if she was starting up an Only Fans account.Lisa decided to put them out of their misery by hosting a live on social media where she told them of her new venture.She