Chrissy Teigenis celebrating both the good and the unexpected during her pregnancy.
In a post on Instagram Wednesday, the cookbook author, 36, shared that her “spoiled rotten stomach” is not what it used to be.
“I could do ANYTHING to it — street meat, landlocked sushi, stuff that smelled off, 5 second rule floor food, ghost pepper contests, countless shots,” Teigen wrote, alongside a picture from a date night with husbandJohn Legend. “And she was strong, my stomach. Now, half of a single cherry tomato can take me down for 12 hours.”
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The model’s fourth pregnancy has been a whirl of emotions even with the food aversions.
“Comical at this point,” she wrote of her snack choice.
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With her trademark humor in tow, Teigen has been happy to share every step of her pregnancy — from her IVF journey, to her pregnancy announcement, to even the smaller moments — as she moves closer to becoming a mom of three.
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In September, Teigen spoke with PEOPLE about being grateful along her journey.
Noting that she will now “enter everything with a lot of hope” following the loss of Jack, Teigen said, “I think with a lot of things that happened to me, when you’ve seen the worst, or you’ve been through something incredibly hard, you almost feel ready for anything.”
“They say you get a thick skin, and it is true. You get a thick skin, and you’re able to deal with the emotions better that come with being hurt or let down again,” she continued. “But, of course, it still hurts. And, of course, you still go through it and you learn how important it is to be able to take care of yourself and go to therapy and to talk to people about any worries or anxieties you might be having.”
She added, “But, I think that miracles are just always happening, and there are so many ways to make them happen.”
source: people.com