the young mother reveals her divine figure in a sequined green dress

Nabilla has visibly regained her superb figure. On June 5, the ex-candidate of the reality tv angels gave birth to her second child, a little boy named Leyann, who already has a strong character. Three years after the arrival of his son Milann in his home, the wife of Thomas Vergara has tasted again the joys of motherhood. However, it is calmly that she addressed certain realities, such as the many changes undergone by the body after childbirth. But this time, there was no question for her of rushing to regain her previous figure, as she had done after her first pregnancy. “I’m taking my time, I feel good and maybe I won’t even have my old body completely like before, but I don’t care!” she thus confided bluntly a few months ago, advocating the “body positivism”.

However, three months after giving birth, it is a divine silhouette that Nabilla displays on her Instagram account, as seen in her last photo, unveiled this Wednesday, September 7. On this one she appears wearing an emerald green dress with sequins, signed by designer Elisabetta Franchi. At her neck, a huge breastplate embroidered on her dress, to which she added a necklace. “Holy Madonna”she simply wrote in the caption of this photo where she looks gorgeous, the size visibly refined. And her fans are also won over, calling her a “gorgeous”of “bomb”or even, saluting the beauty of her dress.

Nabilla “proud” of her body

If she resumed sports sessions to keep in shape, Nabilla claimed not to want to immediately make sure to find her body before her pregnancy, preferring to celebrate her stretch marks and her cellulite while being more than anything “proud to have given life to two magnificent boys who [la] full of happiness”. “Moms, you are gorgeous and incredibly beautiful. Be proud!” she said, recalling the words of Amel Bent who, after her delivery, was the subject of inappropriate remarks, in particular on her way of dressing after her delivery: “It’s up to you, grossophobe, it’s not up to us to hide our bodies, but up to you to get used to seeing them as they are.” No more hiding for women celebrating their motherhood.