GOSPEL singer Amber Nelson shared a heartbreaking story just weeks before the tragic plane crash that killed her and her husband.

Nelson had opened up about her fertility struggles and her IVF story with her partner Nathan Kistler.

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The Nelsons, the beloved gospel family group, were involved in the aircraft tragedy when they were on their way to a concert.

Seven people died in the horror accident, including three members of the music group.

The flight, bound for Alaska, had crashed over Wyoming.

Amber Nelon Kistler previously posted a YouTube video about her fertility journey and miscarriage, last year.

The singer revealed that she had dealt with a miscarriage in 2022.

She shared that she had been pregnant with twins in May 2022 but said she tragically lost them in July.

Amber bravely revealed that she miscarried because of an ectopic pregnancy.

This is when a fertilized egg implants itself outside of the womb, where the fetus would not be able to develop.

These pregnancies are unable to be saved and could be dangerous for the pregnant woman.

The couple shared how this affected Amber.

“That miscarriage almost took Amber’s life that day and I’ll never forget the fear and pain of that trial,” her husband said.

Amber then explained how they attempted their fertility journey again and what struggles they faced.

“For a year and a half, I was on very tough medication,” Amber said

“It caused me to be really ill and very fatigued and they just weren’t working like we had hoped that they would.”

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They explained they felt some hope in their journey after they were referred to a specialist and they tried IVF.

FINAL MOMENTS

Amber posted a final photo of her Grammy-nominated family on their way to Alaska before the crash, The U.S. Sun previously reported.

This Instagram story showed her father Jason Clark and his wife Kelly Nelson Clark sitting on the plane.

Three members of the group, Amber, Jason, and Kelly were joined by four other people on the flight.

Amber’s husband, the family’s assistant, Melodi Hodges, the pilot of the plane Larry Haynie, and his wife, Melissa were all on-board.

The Wyoming sheriff’s office confirmed there were no survivors from the crash.

Autumn Nelon Streetman, the fourth member of the group, was not on the flight due to her current pregnancy.