LITTLE Women: LA cameras filmed Christy McGinity and her boyfriend Gonzo Carazo’s grief over the loss of their two-week-old daughter for the upcoming season, he exclusively revealed to The Sun.
Christy, 42, and Gonzo’s newborn daughter, Violet Eva, passed away on March 20 after she was born seven weeks early.
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Gonzo exclusively told The Sun that while cameras were not allowed in the hospital, they did film in the “temporary apartment” they were staying in while their daughter was in the NICU.
The couple announced the passing of Violet last week.
They said in a statement: “It is with our deepest sorrow that we send our baby girl Violet Eva Carazo to play with the angels.
“We were able to spend two weeks with our sweet baby girl and for that we are forever thankful.”
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Christy, who has two children from a previous relationship, previously told The Sun she is “still in flight or fight mode.”
The couple postponed funeral services for their daughter because of the coronavirus pandemic, as they want the memorial to be in New York where Gonzo and his family reside.
Christy told The Sun: “We are going to have a memorial of some type and spread her ashes. I was hoping the ocean. I’m going to bring Violet’s ashes to New York as soon as it’s safe for me to fly.”
Christy explained how she is “really at risk” during the pandemic because of her asthma.
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As for Gonzo, he flew back to New York to return to his job as a clinical analyst for a hospital after a seven-week leave.
He previously told The Sun: “Leaving Christy was hard, but I could not afford losing my job as I work in the healthcare industry and hospitals never close.”
Christy added: “It sucks that he had to go back to NY, but he has his job out there. It’s so scary right now with this pandemic.
“We have been grieving, and for him to have to get on an airplane to go right into the fire is insane.”
She continued: “I’m proud of him. I’m sure he’s scared. I sure am. He’s my hero, my rock, and my love.”
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When the pandemic is over, Christy wants to move forward with her plans to move to New York to be with him.
She said regarding a potential move: “There are things I need to close up in California before I make the move.
“I’m really ready for a big change. I just have things to work on out here before I do.”
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