The singer, who recently gave birth to her third child, posted a series of photos of herself and confessed to going through a difficult time.
A month and a half after giving birth, Vitaa shared a series of photos of herself (to see here) on Instagram on which she appears radiant. Become a mother for the third time, she welcomed little Noa on April 10. Despite her happiness, the singer recognizes the difficulties associated with postpartum. ” Pregnancy then childbirth… Postpartum then breastfeeding… It’s not an easy time, those who have lived it know it well… “, she wrote in the caption of his photos. Accustomed to play sports and take care of your bodyVitaa acknowledges that she will need time to find his body from before the pregnancy, even if she is delighted to have already ” lost more than half of his extra pounds.
The singer takes stock of the different stages that most mothers must go through and says she does not want to deprive herself of breastfeeding her little girl. ” It is essential for my child and for me, because I enjoy it so much, I could not have deprived myself of it. Not to mention the benefits on the healing of the uterus and the fact that the belly becomes almost flat again in 10 days “.
Vitaa is getting ready for her next tour
Vitaa is taking time to recover and regain her fitness. In particular from ” get back to sleeping well, moving and working for his next tour. But it is on the right track. ” I want to share these post pregnancy photos with you and tell you that I feel good in my body despite my momentary curves that I try to assume, even if I can’t wait to get back to sportmy motivation will only be increased tenfold “.
This testimony from Vitaa comes a few hours after that of Amel Bent, attacked on her physique during the semi-final of The Voice Saturday May 14. The interpreter of My philosophy also recently gave birth, but did not hesitate to wear a sublime ultra-tight Louis Vuitton dress, which drew criticism on Twitter. Never mind, the singer replied on her Instagram account: “ To you fatphobe it’s not up to us to hide our bodiesbut it’s up to you to get used to seeing them as they are “.