Hilaria Baldwinis proudly showing off her postpartum body.
TheMom Brainpodcast co-host, 37, gave fans an honest look at the “loose skin” on her stomach in a candid photo shared to her Instagram Stories on Friday.
In the picture, Hilaria — who most recently gave birth to sonEduardo “Edu” Pao Lucasin September 2020 before revealing in March that she welcomed daughterMaría Lucía Victoriawith husbandAlec Baldwinvia surrogate — has her tummy exposed as she cuddles with her youngest child.
Hilaria is also mother toRomeo Alejandro David, 2½,Leonardo Ángel Charles, 4, andRafael Thomas, 5½, and daughterCarmen Gabriela, 7.
“5 min later….back where I left her,” the mom captioned the shot, adding, “Yes, yes, I have loose skin after all my pregnancies.”
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In another post, Hilaria shared an adorable photo MariLu with an arrow pointing to the newborn’s bare belly.
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Hilaria has been open about her postpartum physique in the past.
“Having empathy does not mean not being oneself,” she wrote on her Instagram Stories in response. “I’m one of the biggest cheerleaders for body positivity and love.”
“One thing you MUST know is that itcomes in ALL different shapes and sizes, MINE INCLUDED,” she continued. “I don’t judge anyone’s body. Would you applaud me in this post if I looked different? Think on that. Should I hide because of my body? I don’t do anything wrong to be ashamed of my figure.”
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“I don’t shame or hurt others … I don’t think I’m better or worse, I don’t tell people to look different. Or that how they naturally are is making me feel badly. So should someone say that to me? Should you say that to me?” Hilaria asked.
“That, for me, is not inclusive,” she noted. “You are excluding me because you are projecting some society invented, shallow idea of what is ‘beauty’ or ‘fit.’ I don’t buy into it … and I can tell that you hate and resent it … so why bring it here? Why throw it at me?”
source: people.com
