Chrissie Tygan lamented the loss of her most recent second-trimester pregnancy and said the delayed effects of the weakening ordeal served as a “disappointing” reminder of “what could be”.
Cookbook writer and former model Dale slept in a dyed ige cloth dress and shared a revealing social media post on Wednesday in which she reflected on her postpartum body and her “bump” that remains after the loss of her late son Jack, whom she married to Tyg’s husband. Shared with John. Legend.
The 35-year-old TV host wrote on Instagram, “This is me and my body, yesterday. I’m not pregnant anymore, but every look in the mirror reminds me of what it could be,” the 35-year-old TV host wrote on Instagram. “And I still don’t know why I still have this honestly.”
While the author of “Craveings” admitted that it was “disappointing” to see himself in that light, he added: “I’m proud of where this whole journey came from. [her] Body and mind in other ways. “
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“I love getting pregnant, and I’m sad I’ll never be again,” Taig pressed. “But I’m lucky to have two amazing little men who transform into big little people every day. Anything. You love you.”
Tagin announced the loss of the couple’s third child in October and immediately disconnected himself from social media when she entered the coping process.
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Less than a month ago, Tigg announced that she was in a “shock depression hall” following the loss of her pregnancy but assured her friends and fans that she would “recover soon.”
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He wrote in a tweet that “I don’t tweet much because I’m honestly mild in grief but don’t worry because I’ve got a lot of help to get better around me and I’ll be fine soon.” “They’ll call when I’m better and ready for pickup and you can swing and hold me right? Thanks and love!”
Former model Chrissy Tagin has said that she will never be ‘pregnant’ again due to the loss of her second trimester pregnancy in October 2020. (Photo by Len Lon Berezowski / Getty Images)
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Weeks later, Tegin wrote an essay on the medium detailing his experience. She thanked her friends, family and fans as she, Legend, and their two children – 4, and Miles, 2 – recovered from the ordeal.
“After a few nights at the couple’s hospital, my doctor told me exactly what he had told me – now was the time to say goodbye,” he told the star at the time of the loss. “He can’t escape from this right now, and I can’t live if he goes ahead.”
Melissa Roberto of Fox News contributed to this report.
