Former Miss Universe Australia Olivia Molly Rogers shares fertility journey

Former Miss Universe Australia beauty Olivia Molly Rogers has told her thousands of fans she fears she will become an “emotional wreck” after starting fertility treatment again.

Former Miss Universe Australia Olivia Molly Rogers has bravely announced she has begun fertility treatment again after returning home from Bali this week.

The Adelaide-born beauty, who underwent fertility treatment last year while she was married to ex Justin McKeone, said she is “nervous” this time around as the treatment is set to be “very different”.

“I’m feeling excited about it, I’m ready to do it but I’m also a bit nervy,” she admitted.

“I’m not so much nervous about the injections because when I was doing fertility treatment last year I was injecting myself everyday so I know I can do it, it’s just this is very different in terms of the amount of hormones.

“The treatment I was doing last year we wanted a maximum of two eggs … whereas this time around we want as many as possible … this time it’s a lot.

“I’m feeling a bit nervous not knowing how my body is going to react to that.”

Olivia Molly Rogers has begun fertility treatment again. Picture: Instagram

The 31-year-old has been on fertility supplements for the past six weeks. Picture: Instagram

Currently in a new relationship with model Morgan Waterhouse, Rogers has decided to let her 208,000 Instagram followers her journey.

“I’ve tried not to plan too much over the next couple of weeks – I won’t be drinking, I’m probably not going to run quite as much but we’ll see how I feel,” the 31-year-old said.

“I wasn’t going to do too much work but then my schedule has ended up being quite busy.

“I’m hoping I’m not going to be an emotional wreck but we’ll see.”

Rogers has been taking fertility supplements recommended to her doctor for the past six weeks and had a blood test on Monday morning.

“The results will be sent off to my doctor and then if everything looks fine, I will pick up my medication this afternoon and start treatment either tonight or tomorrow depending on what she recommends,” she said on Monday.