Hilaria Baldwin Shows Off Postpartum Body A Day After Giving Birth To 3rd Child
Just 24 hours after giving birth to baby number 3, Leonardo, 32-year-old yoga instructor and wife of Hollywood actor, Alec Baldwin, Hilaria, made a bold move by posting an unfiltered photo of her postpartum belly for all to see via her Instagram page.
According to the mother of 3, she did it to show the realities of childbirth and promote healthy self esteem.
She wrote:
”I took this yesterday when Leonardo was about 24 hours old. I did the same thing right after Rafael was born. It always makes me a bit nervous to do something like this, but I feel that in the age of such strong body shaming, I want to do all that I can to normalize a real body and promote healthy self esteem.
Many of you know that I love to show the process of life’s experiences on the body and I am a firm believer in how a good diet and the right balance of exercise make us happy, healthy, and strong. So from here on, I want to dedicate the majority of my #366daysoflivingclearly #hilarialcm daily posts to getting back in shape and I invite you to do it with me ❤️??.”
She concluded the post by answering three “common questions” Instagram users asked her the last time she posted a similar photo.
“Did I have a c section? No, I pushed him out,” she wrote.
“Where are all the pads for bleeding? I took them out briefly to snap this pic as there is a limit to how much you need to see ?.
Where am I? in the hospital room bathroom #glamour. Oh, and no filter. Just brightened it up a bit.”
Since the arrival of the newborn, Hilaria and Alec, who are also parents to a 3-year-old daughter, Carmen, and a 1-year-old son, Rafael, haven’t been able to stop gushing over their little bundle of joy.
She also shared an adorable video of Carmen “being such a big sister,” singing “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” to her new little brother for the first time.
Photo credit: Instagram
Lovely! She got good body
She’s not on the big side
Cool. She’s strong sha.
good
Nice body. Within a week the tummy will return to its original form without much stress