HOLLY Hagan has shared the sweet gift her 19-year-old sister Darci bought for her son Alpha-Jax before passing away.
The teenager sadly lost her life back in October during a night out in Manchester, following which she died of “multi-organ failure” and “MDMA overdose”.
Now, heartbroken Geordie Shore star Holly – who is currently pregnant with her second child – has shared an insight into her first Christmas since losing Darci.
In a post shared to Instagram, Holly snapped a picture of a teddy bear for her son from late sister Darci.
The bear featured a picture of Darci with Alpha-Jax, alongside sewn-in letters reading: “My little bestie. Love you always, Darci x”.
Holly showed the bear alongside other snaps from Christmas, including a number of loved-up pictures with husband Jacob Blyth.
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She captioned the post: “A few from Christmas Day”.
Holly heartbreakingly lost her younger sister earlier this year following the latter’s night out to Manchester rave The Warehouse Project.
The teenager was rushed to hospital but tragically couldn’t be saved and died two days later on October 20.
Toxicology tests found “high levels” of MDMA were present in Darci’s system.
Greater ManchesterPoliceconfirmed there were no suspicious circumstances or evidence of third party involvement in her death.
Acting senior coroner, Zak Golombeck, said he received a call from a GMP officer at the time of the tragedy.
He added: “There was a suspicion at the time that she had taken illicitdrugs.
“This was confirmed to the clinicians.”
Mr Golombeck adjourned the full inquest until a date to be set.
Holly then shared an emotional Instagram post to confirm Darci’s death, detailing that she was filled with “immeasurable grief and sadness”.
Holly wrote of her sister: “She was never in any pain. The last four days have been something I hope no family ever has to go through. We are traumatised in every sense of the word.”
She went on to thank medical professionals in her post.