FLYING BACK TO THE UK.. BY MYSELF?

Come back to the UK with me.. by myself. Feelings update & more! x
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[@siancord]

I know it sounds so bizarre to say, but it feels like I’ve missed you guys since you moved to the US. So hearing you say you’re feeling like you want to move back is somewhat comforting from a viewer’s pov as you’ll be back home and back with family, but I think you will know in your heart when is right for you to move back. There is nothing wrong with feeling that it’s OTT; it isn’t. Whether you move back tomorrow or in 10 years, you’ll know when it’s right for your family and that decision is yours and no one else’s to judge or comment on. Hope you’re having fun whilst you’re back anyway! ❤️

[@mag6337]

From a different perspective, I live in Texas and feel even closer to her than before. Seeing her visiting all the places I've been, enjoying all of things I've too enjoyed, and knowing she's literally right up the road from me makes it feel like she's my Texas bestie lol. Elle, you're definitely living the dream and I'm so proud of you 🥰😍

[@jaynewilliams1682]

Hope you enjoyed your time in uk, you are such a lovely lady. Love to you xxx

[@gembets]

YESSSS!!! I feel the same

[@sc8717]

I don't get all the people who are saying they see that she's happier in the UK and she's not as happy in the US. I really don't see her seeming unhappy in the US visibly on the vlogs. Feeling emotional about going home to family (especially whrn pregnant) doesn't mean that someone is unhappy in their general life. She's said it a million times. 6 months is a typical time frame for things like culture shock to set in. It can be a bumpy time but it can pass. No matter what, Elle and Connor you were/are right to go after your dreams!!! Another great vlog Elle 😊

[@kirstyevans5482]

I agree with u, of course she's missed England, it doesn't mean she's unhappy in the US.

[@Nashbash4397]

Just going to be really blunt. I did the same as you, moved from England to the US 9 years ago. Honestly have never got over the homesickness and am trying to move back, which is also a pain to do. You always think the grass is greener and don't realise how good you've had it until you move away.

[@caronmistry6171]

Same been in the US for 9 years can’t wait to go home

[@caronmistry6171]

You will really miss the Uk at christmas

[@sophiewordsworth2806]

Everyone’s different though! It depends what lifestyle you want to live. I think a lot of people feel home sick that move to a different country & never get over that but a lot still know there better where they’ve moved too even though they miss home. There’s pros & cons everywhere just as much as good & bad people everywhere! ♥️

[@Simbecile]

Conversely I've lived my whole life in the US, spent 3 weeks in the UK and still wish I'd been able to move there permanently.

[@PumpkinPatchBeauty]

My mother brought me to Spain when I was 10 I always felt I was ment to be in the UK. Moved back to UK as an adult and couldn't afford it. Literally cry so much living in Spain feeling I belong at home hut unable to afford it😢❤

[@Rileypatles]

I hope you move back to the UK. Something about that life seems so cozy and to have family around you when you have kids is the only real ‘life hack’ 😅

[@PrincessPebbles0_0]

The USA vlogs are fun though… It’s interesting seeing them in another country

[@milliephillips7588]

I think it’s difficult atm to know her emotions are all over the place cuz she’s pregnant realistically she won’t know what her truly are for a year to two years after the birth cuz ur emotions don’t go back to normal till around then and I think so I think it’s a difficult decision till that time comes u also have to remember Ellie has a family what will also come into that consideration x

[@kingdomkid7225]

Family is all All else is sand

[@traceys8065]

I totally agree. The channel doesn't seem the same to me anymore,

[@jacquelinegraham2622]

I think she belongs In UK.near the family.the world has changed and family are precious above everything else... America is beautiful but I wouldn't feel safe there myself...hope she eventually moves back

[@bethtaylor3930]

I think you’re bound to feel this way after such a huge move but give it some time and if your hearts still in the uk then you’ll know ❤ You are such a uk girl to me, the b&m trips, the garden centre trips, the love you have for a biscuit and cup of tea. Regardless of how long you stay out there, you gave your children an experience of a lifetime so be proud of that 🫶🏼 & if you’d have never moved, you’d have always wondered what if 🤍

[@KirstyS-nm7pd]

Love this positivity! ❤

[@chloethomasbuttle3695]

UK girl in the US....I also moved over this year!! I found coming home from my first UK visit really difficult. I wasn't going to the US for a big adventure anymore. Our new life in the US had settled. I had a taste of my UK home, I knew what i missed and i KNEW EVERYTHING THAT i was walking away from....again. It hit so hard that time. My life in America is great, but family can not be replaced for us here. I wish I could have all the good parts of America, with everything i love from the UK at the same time, as one. Going back to the UK is surreal. Landing, seeing everything, seeing everyone, it is like nothing has changed. But yet, everything has changed. Peoples life has moved on, and you're not there to see it, you're not there to share the memories. Sending all the love for your return, Elle!

[@laylo050192]

Oh wow my tears at the start I sat with my heart in my throat thinking is everyone OK, has something happened in the UK. Enjoy your week back home with your friends and family, take some well deserved Elle time and be true to who you are in your decisions xxx

[@kelnash6152]

You are glowing being back in the uk. I’ve never seen u shine so bright. I think that gives u ur answer 🤍✨

[@gwenhunter8454]

I moved away (to Europe) for 2 years and then came home….going was the best because I know if I hadn’t gone, I 100% would’ve regretted it. It’s always good to remember that you can always go home….. and staying in a place doesn’t have to have a time frame on it. Do what feels right for you and yours ♥️

[@Theresebonath6077]

I loved your life much better in the Uk i dont know why but the Usa vlogs doesnt feel like you at all. I believe you are the happiest in the Uk there you have so much of what you seem to really love 🙂 We only have one life and to spend that life mostly away from the ppl that you love to me that isnt a fulfilled life. I only have 1 familymember left and im so scared all the time to be left here in this world on my own. Family is everything

[@dessyboox]

I think it’s unfair to say where you believe they are happiest because that might not be the case for them. they will do what is right for them and their family

[@Simbecile]

You are projecting your fears and insecurities onto someone else.

[@Lannahkaye]

Elle has said multiple times that she feels the happiest she’s been in years since moving to the US.

[@georginataylor4617]

@@Lannahkaye However given what she’s been through the last few years, a long break from KZbin, losing her mum etc I would think she would feel happier away from it all and it’s something she needed to get out of her system as she’s always wanted to do it. Realistically it takes a few years of living somewhere before you truly know. It’s all time.

[@joanneshaw3071]

I’ve never seen her so happy as I have in the US vlogs.

[@daniellecoltart8079]

You just come back to life when you are back in the UK, can see it already🥹🥹🥹

[@itselleyy]

so excited for the UK vlogs🥰 you glow differently here! xxx

[@SharonT109]

Hormones and its alot having friends and family back in the uk but America is your dream..... Life is a rollercoaster your just having a moment sending love ❤

[@dessyboox]

I feel like there’s just nothing like home in the grand scheme of things, but you will do the best thing for you and your family elle and end up exactly where you are meant to be 🩷🩷

[@justnikki23]

You have to ask yourself what was the reason you moved. Second you need to realize that your family is with you. We love out extended friends and family but your husband and your kids are with you.. that is your family. It may sound harsh but it’s the truth. You have to give this experience a chance. That is life, change is hard but you are not alone ❤

[@acazofalltrades]

I think this all depends on what you’re leaving behind. I have a very small family and the family I have is quite toxic, I haven’t been back to the UK in 14 years and all I’ve missed is friends. The UK never felt like home and to me, that seems like the difference. It’s OK to move back, the UK isn’t going anywhere, neither is the US, go where your heart feels at home xx

[@mollybaker6116]

I love your life my hunny, & you making your dreams come true ❤ but I feel like you oooze uk girlie, the seasons, the garden centres, b&m hauls, Whitehall, we miss you greatly 🫶🏼💕 if you do move back never see it as a failure, know you made your dreams happen & you’re doing the best for yourself. So proud xxx

[@happy9249]

I'm sure with being pregnant your really missing the UK but you seem very happy in the US as well. Your living your dream . I'm happy for you . I'm happy to see you here in the US honestly because you have seemed so happy here.

[@lauraautry6992]

Hey Elle, I cried at the beginning and cried at the end. You and your sweet family should be where your heart tells you to be. Love to you and I know you are having a great time. Love to Conner and the precious boys ❤️🤗

[@colleenmonfross4283]

So happy for you for taking the time for yourself. Women tend to lose themselves between the kids. the husband, the house, the work, the friends and family. Sometimes alone time is great to remember who you are and re-evaluate and reset!

[@ambreaull7218]

No matter what it is, you can change your mind. Home is where your hearts are, and you get to decide that. 6 months is a great accomplishment and you can decide what your future holds. I’m so happy you get to focus on your trip, and for your fam and friends ❤ Thanks for sharing Elle

[@samanthabateman7665]

Looks like you’re having the best time back in the UK Elle, hope you’re enjoying yourself 🩷

[@sonyah6699]

Its okay to feel the urge to go back home and not OTT, what you are feeling is so normal. I moved away to another city after our city suffered from two years of earthquakes. It was the hardest ever and we moved back 16 months later. Follow your ❤ you will know what is right for you and your family and when 😊

[@Manonthemooncanyoubelieve]

The sigh you made at 11:53 when hugging your best friend made me cry, it felt like you really needed to see her. Enjoy being home in the UK

[@francescastansfield8649]

I can completely relate. We moved to NZ from the UK with our dog and moved back during Covid. We didn’t feel we were down with NZ so have come back. 2 years in and we’ve realised home with where our friends and family are and as much as we love it here it never feels fully like home. Nobody ever talks about the feeling when you visit friends and family once you live overseas and the I don’t know when I’ll see you again goodbye. I trust you’ll make the right decision even if that changes multiple times over the months/years. Xx

[@saskiamasaun4991]

After watching all the vlogs I truly think you had your heart set on Cali from the get go and it seemed like you haven't settled after realising its just too expensive to live there which is a shame. Sometimes the grass isn't always greener x I hope you make the right decision for you and your family x

[@joanneshaw3071]

She was so happy there

[@debbytownsend2907]

I moved to America nearly 30 years ago with my husband and two small children , when our family came to visit I missed them so much when they went home and cried for days . Family is so important and I felt so guilty that the grandparents were missing out on the children growing up. With one thing and another we came back after a year and I don’t regret moving home to the Uk again, enjoy the adventure and experience in America, however I can see you moving back to the UK again

[@sharonsnider9452]

Elle I understand how you feel about coming home. My Parents immigrated from England to Canada and they never lost the feeling that England was home. I think going to the USA looks lovely and glamorous and exciting for a few years but you will find that you may want to return to family, the education system for your children and giving them the most important gift in life and it is your roots. I think 3 years will not give you a true picture of life in Texas or California. The one great thing is the weather and we know England has so much rain. Now as an adult having lost my parents when I go to England and get off the plane and visit I feel my parents in every fibre of my being. I see their roots, the people, the food and all the traditions and I feel a sense of peace. I hope you continue your journey and make your final decision before the children enter the school system. Good luck and enjoy the US

[@sabrinacottingham5957]

when you have kids, you realize how important it is to be around family & them around cousins ECT i think this has been a great adventure for you guys, but eventually i see you back in the UK ❤

[@calvinliu6304]

I HOPE YOU move back to the UK. Safe flight home and look after yourself. xx

[@Panic_at_the_grocery]

I moved away from my family 32 years ago and I just got back from a visit yesterday. I still cry leaving them every time!!

[@nickilawrance1608]

Same!! 😢

[@nickilawrance1608]

Same!! 😢

[@courtneysales6043]

My Husband lives in Florida and I’m from UK. I plan on moving to Florida and the thoughts and worries that go through my head was exactly how you’re feeling about everyone moving on without you, missing out etc. That was so comforting to hear for some reason. It’s a huge step and I’m excited and so scared.

[@isabellademenezes9755]

love love love your vlogs elle 🫶🏻 thanks for showing that the big move to america is possible! welcome back to the UK sweet 💗💗

[@vickyywayne]

You should 100% be proud Elle! It’s such a brave thing you did, pregnant leaving & the boys & Connor it’s major! Feel like we’re a proud family watching ❤

[@louisebourne5779]

Hi Ell it must of been such a huge life change to move from here in the Uk to America and you have made 6 months which is amazing. If you do decide to move back here your time in America has not been wasted this is yours, Connor and the boys and soon to be a little baby girl’s lives choices you can do what is best for you all. I think your amazing Ell and brave doing all this and coming back to the UK for a week by yourself, hope you have an amazing time. Sending you lots of love xxx

[@leighamarieball]

Now your in America you shine so different and I feel like you go more out your comfort zone which is amazing obviously when you go visit your family you haven’t seen in a while weather you live close or half way around the world it’s always gonna be hard saying goodbye But I can see how much you love Living in America and it’s so normal to miss what your used to because that’s all you have ever know 🩷🩷

[@gembets]

God I miss your UK vlogs I feel like their so cosy and just so you I can’t explain it, I pray you are always happy where ever you may go but I do feel deep down that the USA isn’t meant to be for a long time. It’s nice for a holiday but the UK your family and friends and traditions are there 😢❤

[@PrincessPebbles0_0]

I’m loving the USA vlogs tho xx It’s so fun seeing y’all experience life in a new country Really hope y’all have the baby in the US

[@joanneshaw3071]

She looks so much happier in the US vlogs

[@PrincessPebbles0_0]

@@joanneshaw3071 Yessss

[@Humza-t5x]

Brilliant mum you deserve this time and space. Live it and enjoy it ♥️

[@sarabynum8151]

As a person who moved to the states more than 20 years ago I have gone thru what Ellie is going thru and i can say its the people you miss not always the country and friends and are just a plane trip away. There was obviously something that made them want to come to the states in the first place and until the get that out of their system they will probably stay

[@chloegerfen1082]

Baby girl is gonna be IN LOVE with the proper British tea and digestive on tap for a week because being pregnant and tea hits different 😂! Home is where the heart and soul is 💗

[@joanneshaw3071]

I don’t understand how people expect you to move to a completely different country and not have second thoughts or get homesick. You will experience both of those things over and over until it suddenly stops. It is as huge adjustment. This is just my opinion from the videos you have done in England and then so far in America. You look like you are going to explode with happiness in the US vlogs. You and Connor look like you have gotten so close and your relationship looks so strong, I didn’t get that feeling in your UK vlogs (again my opinion not a fact). I moved to Australia from the UK many years ago. I was so homesick I went back to England twice, once for 6 months and the second for 3 months. I can remember sitting at Heathrow Airport saying to my son, we are going home. I stayed here and my entire family went back to the UK. Bit by bit they all came back and settled here in Australia 🇦🇺. England is a beautiful country there’s no doubt about it but can it offer you the lifestyle you want? As I’ve said before I can see you, Connor, the boys and your new baby living close to the beach. You are all in your element there.

[@bridiewright1519]

Love seeing you back in bath with family, loved the surprise baby shower, must be roller-coaster of emotions leaving the boys and con and then leaving the uk ❤❤

[@kevinwilliams7070]

Home is where the heart is.its hard to move to another country once the holiday vibe is over and the everyday grind sets in but I hope it works out for you.😊

[@MolliesChannelxo]

Elle, I think America was fun and fun to say you’ve lived there but I can tell your heart and soul is in England! Do what you feel is right, but home with always be the England to you…✨

[@rainbowrafix4191]

How you just described your feelings about living abroad is exactly how I fell, but I've never been able to explain it! I thought I was alone feeling that way. Thank you ❤️🙏

[@TrionaORegan-qu5hm]

Ells.... I just think you are just fab a Roonie! You have spoken to us here about everything and this is a kind of another journey for you, and Con and yeer 2 dudes a little ,,doll coming soon. Also, coming back to the UK probably brings up you thinking about your Dotey mother for sure no matter how long she is gone. This is a very Happy exciting time for your friends wedding, but it's loaded on every level! Well done you Ells!! Your little girl will be on her first adventure with her Mammy!! Mmmmmwah 💚💚💚💚💚☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️

[@geecrossley2008]

My sister moved to Australia and she came home after a year. It was devastating when she left she is my best friend. She came home because they realised that family and friends around you was worth so much more than a new life. But then we have family that went to Australia and stayed forever. It all comes down to what you’re heart tells you ❤

[@paulaandrews5493]

I don’t understand why you’ve moved to America when it’s obvious you need friends and family around you

[@emmayates9309]

I just moved to the US from UK 3 months ago and I can honestly say you dont know what you’re got until its gone. We love it here and we love our life, but missing our comforts, family, friends, old life is so so so hard. There is so much to hate about the UK but when its your home it doesnt seem to ever matter 😢

[@laurenhayes5088]

First of all - congratulations to your friend getting married! And Elle you are really glowing🥰 Please don’t be to hard on yourself - you’ve moved from the UK to America. That’s a big change in itself. Moving away will never be easy especially from family. Sometimes you feel like you miss so much. But remember you can always go home if you decide to do so. You took the chance to move to America and honestly it looks incredible on you guys. The memories and the opportunities you can put yourself forward for! I understand what you mean about the countryside also, I’m home visiting family currently and I leave in a few days and although is home, you can make a home anywhere. But I do know if the time comes and I want to go home that’s something I’ll think about then! Be patient with yourself and enjoy every second of what a new day brings!💛🫶🏼

[@chloeprender]

I think the great thing about it all is that you took the leap, you’re giving it a go, and if you decide to come back to the U.K. at a later date you can do that too. Nothing is permanent 😊

[@marygallagher9716]

Nothing can beat family and being near to them. Thats what is important in life x

[@Athomewiththewilliamsons]

We did just shy of 3 years when I was 5 years old in California. Homesick continually for parents, and the home they wanted to buy they just couldn’t. Think it solidified what their choice was. You have to do what’s right for YOU and Conner. You have so much love and support around you. Hope you are enjoying seeing your closest in the uk too xxx

[@michellecawley6609]

Omg this video brought back so many feelings for me traveling with my kids while pregnant from new Zealand to Ireland for best friends wedding I really felt every emotion 😭 you will never forget this trip enjoy,I didn't tell anyone was the best feeling surprising family and friends

[@Lulu-lt7ft]

Took me 2/3 years to get used to being an expat, it is quite common to miss home for the first few years and go through uos and downs. Pregnant or not. You will feel like your home country, friends and family are going through life without you. Almost like you're missing out but slowly you will build your community, get used to it. Just make sure you video vall people often and make plans for visits.

[@isabellaparsbo2865]

Just wanted to add my feelings here❤️ I recently moved to dubai alone to study my masters, leaving my family, boyfriend. and everything behind. Even though i’m not pregnant, the feelings are exactly the same as yours, and these videos are really helping me through homesickness🥺 Every time I see something from back home I wish I never left, but then when I have a great day in Dubai I am so glad I moved, it’s a rollercoaster of emotions every day. I think we need to give it time❤️

[@10efowler]

Maybe because I am American, but I really hope you stay the whole year or more. We definitely have a lot to offer to you all to see. Then England will be there waiting for you with open arms when it’s truly time to go home. Remember when ya’ll traveled for what 6 months straight before the kids. Sorta like that but longer 🥰

[@sharonsutherland5520]

Have the best time with family and friends Elle💖🩷

[@please-wake-up-now]

I totally get that feeling of missing home! There’s just something special about the UK vibes. But hey, I’m sure whatever you choose, it's gonna be an adventure! Can't wait to see more! ✈️❤️

[@MizJOfficial]

Aww big hugs hun! It isn't easy isn't it, thats how it was with me moving back from America to UK. You'll know what's right in time. 🥰

[@theyluvv.x]

Give it a year to see how you feel . You had been through a lot of trauma and perhaps you thought that’s where your happiness lay - a new start . Sometimes you have to experience things to know what’s right. Whatever happens at least you can look back and say you followed your dreams but it’s made you realise where your heart lies ! ❤

[@hannahtaylor5531]

I've lived in Australia since I was 21. I remember the first time I went back to England after 3 years away I was like I can't do these goodbyes again as it literally broke my heart. 12 years and 2 kids later we're still in Australia! It's only a plane journey away :)

[@Louslife1.]

This was emotional! 😢 you are so brave moving away from everything you know and love. I had to move 2 hours away and this is hard enough. I'm not near any family or friends, so I couldn't imagine in the US! ❤

[@ladyrose2030]

The biggest advice that got me through a huge move- it will always be there. England and your home will always be there… But an opportunity for a one in a lifetime experience, may not ❤

[@christina5545]

As a former expat who moved from NY to the UK for 4 years, from my experience you need to give it at least 2 years before determining whether you can see yourself staying more long term in another country or not. It’s an extremely hard adjustment and I believe most people will always believe their home country to be “home.”I mean, everyone sounds like you and you have all the home comforts like family, friends etc. it’s really such an individual decision. Personally, I HATED the UK my first year, but eventually grew to love many aspects of my life there. I had my twin boys there away from all my family in the midst of Covid. And I survived! I was happy. But, I did eventually want to move back. It’s not for the faint hearted to move away from home, but it’s absolutely doable for loads of people!

[@helenwillis2389]

I love your Vlogs since moving to the US 🇺🇸 I feel like I’m on an adventure with you & hope you know how much your audience appreciates your dedication to sharing your life with us! Whatever you decide in the future we’ll all still be here watching ❤

[@dolphins1007]

Well back to our shared town, it’s good to see the town back in ur vlog for a bit x

[@caroledumbleton4448]

It must be hard and pregnancy hormones don’t help. Hope you have a fab time with the family in the UK ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sophiaalmarzooq6861]

Oh bless you, I could see how hard that was for you to leave your babies, well done for being that mum that tried so hard to keep yourself together for them Be proud of yourself your doing great ❤️❤️❤️

[@kirstymariesaxby3739]

Have you and Connor thought about moving back to the UK but maybe buying somewhere smaller in your favourite place in the US but having that as a home from home place to visit a few times a year and Airbnb it out when your not there, could be an idea to give you the best of both worlds!💕 xxx

[@paulinewood9687]

Went too France for 12 years never again could not wait too go home nothing like family and your roots ❤️❤️❤️

[@jmu1966]

Home is where hubby and your babies are. Enjoy both, all will make sense in time xx

[@jacquelinegraham2622]

When u have two places u call home it never ends the feeling of where u want to be .. sometimes u will pine for uk and then u will miss usa.

[@CaseyWiggin]

Sending hugs and light to you - you will be fine and time will go quick. I can also relate and sympathise with you as I am a South African living in the UK going through the ups and downs.

[@sueanderson9860]

Mine did as well. Moved to Canada when they were newly married and never stopped missing home. Moved back to England 50 years later! It was awful for us who were born and raised in Canada to see them go.

[@ChannelMalia]

I moved to Virginia from the UK almost 7 years ago and I still feel the same about snacks. In fact, I only ever eat chocolate imported from England. Expensive but worth it.

[@lisajones542]

Just don't think you can beat home ever ❤

[@willowgill9973]

My son emigrated to the other side of the world 11 years ago with his pregnant wife so our two youngest grandchildren were born over there. He still feels homesick and would love to come back but realises the children have a much better life there than they would over here. I think it's people rather than places you miss when you leave but the life you are building in the US will open so many doors for you all and the world is a much smaller place these days with travel so much easier than it used to be. Being pregnant you are bound to be hyper emotional at the moment so just enjoy your time back in the UK (although you're probably back home by now!) and look forward to your new future as a family of 5 🙂

[@denisebarrass6822]

youll move back to uk i just feel your not settleing in the USA .❤'XX

[@wendymilkins8938]

So all that drama give me strength

[@Brodieb123]

I moved a couple of hours away from my family at the age of 17 got pregnant at 18 and was so hormonal I moved back to my mum's fast forward to after giving birth about 18months later I moved back ❤ just hang in there ❤

[@hannahcrisp4202]

Life is a journey and change is it’s companion my love, you’re just adjusting 💕 Remember why it is you moved there in the first place 🥰 Xxxx

[@autumnlouiseevans]

That feeling you were talking on the train about how things will never feel the same is how I am now with living abroad in Italy then going back to the US is so weird

[@zs360]

I know its not the same, but we moved 200 miles away last year from everything I ever known, it was HARD every time people visited or we visited them I would SOB and regret my decision for days after but it does get easier I promise! The times that we do spend with our loved ones is so much more special and you don't take them for granted

[@nicsinger18]

Stay in America for your boys. I know everyone is saying go back to the uk but honestly you are living the dream right now and opening so many doors for your babies out there xxx

[@Jayk-p6m]

Moving away for the first 12 months will always be difficult, you will have many ups and downs, especially mixed in with pregnancy hormones. Seeing family will always make you feel sad when you have to say goodbye, that’s a normal emotion. Give things time, have your little girl in the US, then give it another six months.

[@annijewiss3142]

You only get one chance at life, you do what you and Connor are happy with. I understand the home sickness but family have managed to come and see you. Boys will thrive in USA far more than uk but only you and Connor can make that decision don’t do anything in haste you may feel different once you get back and have your little girl may God guide you as you decide love and hugs, enjoy catching up with family and enjoy the wedding xxxx

[@MillieH1007]

Omg, “guys don’t tell Con that cost me 10 dollars” 😂😂😂 creasing ahahah

[@JulieSpencer-z3c]

I really felt for you leaving Connor Saint and Romeo behind, but i know you will have fun with the family and your friends here in England, your a british girl regardless and your heart will always be in the UK but enjoy the time and life you have in the States Elle and you will know when your heart tells you to move back to what as always been your home. i cried with you love. have a fab time and enjoy. love to you all. xxx

[@AjsGirl70]

This is probably one of the smartest moves you have made you can't get clarity until you separate yourself from everyday life. Another really big thing to ponder is would you like to have your daughter to have dual citizenship if you give birth in the United States she'll be able to have that. It's honestly a really wonderful gift to be able to give to your child 1 day when they get older letting them know you can totally go back to the United States of America to go to school to go to college discover life. Your gonna do great Ellie!!

[@Tadiwamadanhi]

You always post at the right time ❤️

[@ina4849]

I think you are very brave for moving to another country and feeling homesick is normal. I have wondered what it would be like but honestly there is no place like home so I don’t think I could personally ever move out of Finland.

[@gembets]

OMGGGGGGG I CANT COPE HOW ARE YOU ARE YOU OK 😢😢😢😢😢 THAT ENDING HAS ME BALLING

[@meganrampton]

You’re a UK girly through and through Elle ❤ come home ❤ x x x x x

[@bestfriendleavespawmarks]

I totally get you on that "It's so weird to be in England" thing! I'm from Finland and I live in Spain. It's really strange to visit Finland! 😅

[@kirstyevans5482]

I heard Westbury on the speaker lol which is where I live. Bless u of course you're emotional, it's hard to leave all 3 boys for awkward but it will whizz by and then you'll be bk in Houston reunited with them. Enjoy yourself while u are here. ❤❤❤

[@dymphnacallaghan7420]

I honestly can’t see Elle and con moving back to uk yet. They have only started their life in U.S and I feel they have more to adventure yet out there. Being pregnant is making her natural emotions feel 10x deeper but pregnancy is temporary. No matter what they decide we will be here to follow but they have already said they have plans for a new brand in U.S and they want to live in other states to experience life elsewhere. I say follow your dreams and soak in the opportunities and experiences if you are able to afford them. ❤❤❤

[@deannayoung5311]

Love you Elle's 😢 No matter what I'm So proud of you girl friend It's really doesn't matter where You live sweetheart I'm sure we all are With you" yahhh We love your family ❤🎉 Your the best 💞 I know you'll be busy Elle's But please video while your In the UK 🇬🇧🙌😎 Be safe 🙏🏼 Sending biggest hugs 🤗 And such amazing vibes Your way Elle's love yuuu🌟💓

[@marilynlucas3072]

Once your kids are in daycare or school you will meet so many new people . New friends will come .

[@emmamoulsdale423]

Looking at Lucy and Jordans IG I think you've made the right decision. It will always be nice to visit home but looking at their road trip, wow! The UK just can't ever bring that kind of lifestyle for the kids 🥲