In the podcast “The Parents Show”, the journalist Laura Tenoudji, the wife of Christian Estrosi, admits not having appreciated his two pregnancies.
Each has its own experience. While for some women pregnancy is one of the best times of their life, for others it is not at all. Journalist Laura Tenoudji is proof of this. The wife of Christian Estrosi, mother of Milan (12 years old) and Bianca (4 years old), gave herself up without taboo on pregnancy in the podcast “The Parents Show”. And if we are to believe his words, his two pregnancies were not memorable moments. “I don’t like being pregnant at all” she confides in this audio which will be available on December 9th.
“I was not particularly pretty pregnant”, she explains, adding “and besides I was hungry all the time so that exasperated me”. If carrying her two children were not moments of pleasure, the columnist of “Télématin” specifies all the same that she “Loves having children”. She even confides that Milan and Bianca would have other siblings if she did not have to carry the babies. “There are women who have beautiful bellies with long legs, who are tall and very thin”, she says, adding that she is not part of this category of women. If the nine months of pregnancy are not her favorite moments, she nevertheless informs that the birth of her children was magical moments. “The moment the child comes, I find it magical. It deserves these 9 months”.
“Better in my sneakers after a child”
Aware that his words may shock some women, Laura Tenoudji reassured future mothers who will listen to the podcast. “I managed rather well after pregnancy. Obviously the body is changing, that’s for sure, now we must not paint a totally catastrophic picture of what is happening either.”. She specifies that the important thing is to pay attention to her lifestyle throughout her pregnancy and indicates that she has managed to lose her pregnancy pounds after 6 to 9 months. The 45-year-old journalist even confides that she “Felt better in (his) sneakers after having a child”. It just goes to show that each woman experiences her pregnancy in her own way and that there should be no taboo if you do not think like the majority.