Lamiez Holworthy loves being a mom.
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Lamiez Holworthy shares some of her post partum-struggles
Fans shared some kind words with media personality Lamiez Holworthy after she opened up about her postpartum struggles.
Lamiez Holworthy loves being a mom.
Image via Twitter
@LamiezHolworthy
South African media personality Lamiez Holworthy and her husband Khuli Chana — real name Khulane Morule — are over the moon about welcoming a healthy baby boy into the world. The pair’s first child, Leano Zion, was born in April this year and has clearly already stolen their hearts.
Over the last few months, Lamiez has opened up about his birth, her motherhood journeyand now some of the body issues she is facing as a new mom.
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Lamiez Holworthy opens up about postpartum troubles
Pregnancy and giving birth is one of the most beautiful things in the world. Most women absolutely love growing their babies in their tummies for nine months — or even longer.
While it is beautiful, it is also hard.
One may think that once the baby is born, everything goes back to normal but that is simply not the case. New mom Lamiez Holworthy recently gave people some insight after opening up about her postpartum struggles.
Taking to Instagram she shared that her body hasn’t quite returned to its pre-pregnancy state.
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The musician and radio presenter welcomed a bouncing baby boy earlier this year and like any parent, she is absolutely smitten with her baby boy.
The star has been very open about her motherhood journey and has kept her fans updated about everything — from the gender reveal to the lavish baby shower.
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Stretchies, dark marks and everything in between
“Woke up missing my bump. I, however, don’t like that I’m still struggling with some of the not so nice changes that came with pregnancy. Mainly? The hyperpigmentation — my neck, under my arms and inner thighs are still so much darker than the rest of my body,” she wrote.
It didn’t take long for other moms to share kind and reassuring words with her in the comment section.
”It takes 36 months to fully recover from a pregnancy. You are gorgeous, momma,” one person wrote.
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