In August 2020, Lorie became a mother for the first time. Discreet about her little Nina, she made rare confidences about the education she gives her on YouTube.
For Lorie Pester, Nina is a little gift from heaven. In August 2020, the singer and comedian became a mom for the first time after years of battling endometriosis. “I heard her little cry, her little cry, and they brought her right next to me. I didn’t have time to have her in my arms right away, because I had to they take her for a check, as she had arrived 5 weeks earlyshe remembered with great emotion in the columns of Parents. And since there were small breathing problems, I just had time to give him a kiss.” Since the birth of her daughter, Lorie Pester has been a fulfilled mother. In a video posted on YouTube this Friday, November 11, she confided in the education of her little Nina.
“I very rarely put her in front of the TV, my daughter. But sometimes I have to. Here, we are all the same parents. We have principles before we have children and then the principles go out the window“, joked the singer. If she rarely puts her little girl in front of the television, Lorie Pester still made her see several childhood classics like several cartoons about Tinker Bell in which she dubbed Peter Pan’s sidekick. “I put Tinkerbell on her and she loved it. And I loved that she loved it. I didn’t tell her that it was mom who made Tinkerbell because I don’t think she would have understood yet”, added Lorie Pester, proud that her daughter was able to hear her voice even without recognizing her.
Lorie: “I fear the worst”
In a relationship with Yann Dernaucourt, Lorie has therefore managed to realize her dream of becoming a mother despite the illness from which she suffers. But for the singer, motherhood is not easy. A few months ago, in fact, she explained that Nina was currently in the middle of a two-year crisis, during which she said “no” to everything. She then filmed herself facing the camera with a stuffed animal on her head and her daughter’s panties hanging from her ear. “On TikTok, I see lots of early childhood professionals who give us lots of advice. I have a quick question: the ‘terrible two’, how long does it last, please?, implored Lori. Because now, I have to prepare myself psychologically, it’s been going on for a while now and she’s not yet two years old. So I fear the worst, please help, save me, reassure me.”
Despite the fatigue and nervous breakdowns, Lorie Pester couldn’t be happier. Became a mother after battling endometriosis, she had preferred to wait a few weeks before announcing the birth of Nina. “We deserved it, after the obstacle course that was my desire for motherhood. For these reasons, I had not revealed anything until now but also out of superstition, wrote the young mother on Instagram. During the pregnancy I feared that something bad would happen, not very rational I agree… After giving birth I was on cloud nine. I couldn’t believe it, I wanted to take advantage of all these magical moments and wait for the right moment to share this new, unprecedented, unreal happiness with you.”