“It’s not fun to be talked about,” she shared. I’m just your everyday woman.”Īnd although she’s a multi-millionaire and one of the world’s most beautiful women, Jessica says she’s still human and it hurts when people bashed her body. My body is not bouncing back like a supermodel. “I really have to separate myself from the world’s expectations and really just be healthy with myself,” Jessica shared. The Fashion Star mentor graced the January/February 2013 cover of Weight Watchers magazine, showing off her weight loss after the May 1 arrival of her daughter Maxwell. Jessica Simpson’s weight gain during her first pregnancy was one of the most talked-about topics of 2012. My goal is to be nice to myself, gentle toward myself, during this process. I’ve never had a ‘beach body.’ But I want to feel like I’m showing up and doing my best. I’m never going to have the kind of body that makes me excited about bikini season. ’ I don’t want to be on that hamster wheel that’s hell. “We live in a society where everyone’s like, ‘Look at how amazing she looks two weeks out. “I’m still working on it, but I’m not worrying about it,” she said. Prior to her second pregnancy, the Blended star praised the postpartum period as “sacred,” and not a time to be focused on rapid weight loss. But I’m never going to be the person who talks about diet and exercise - I would fail that conversation!” “I probably wasn’t totally in shape before I got pregnant, but I do think I’m back to where I was. “I don’t worry about it,” she shared of her post-baby body. I’m slowly crawling back,” said the actress, who’s also mom to daughter Ava, 14, and son Deacon, 10.Ĭurrently expecting her second daughter, actress Drew Barrymore didn’t stress over losing the baby weight after welcoming her baby girl Olive in September 2012. She added: “Having just had a baby, I’m not going to be thinking about my arse.”Īcademy Award-winning actress Reese Witherspoon had great perspective after welcoming her third child, son Tennessee, in September 2012.Īt just 3-months postpartum – when the media asked how she’s “bouncing back” to her pre-baby body – the Oscar-winner kept it real. “I don’t advocate fast weight loss at all after a baby, because you are nursing, you can’t, you have to eat and you have to be well… throwing myself into some workout regimen is crazy.” “I have to say, so much attention is placed on this thing of bouncing back after a baby,” she continued. So nursing’s a great excuse to eat heaps. Because when you’re nursing you really have to eat, otherwise you don’t produce anything that’s going to feed your child. “And I have two other children as well obviously, so there’s so much going on that the difficulty I find is remembering that you have to eat. “To be honest with you, after having a baby you end up being so busy with the baby and the nursing,” she said. While recently promoting her new film Divergent, the actress said she’s in no rush to lose the baby weight. Let’s take a look at 5 celebrity moms who did not focus on fast weight loss, but instead embraced the postpartum period and their post-baby bodies.Īcademy Award-winning actress Kate Winslet is mom to three kids: daughter Mia, 13, and sons Joe, 10, and Bear, 4 months. So when we hear moms like Kate Winslet and Mariska Hargitay embracing their postpartum figures, we can’t help but celebrate with them. Who dropped the postpartum pounds the fastest? Who debuted her post-baby body on a magazine cover? How much did she gain during her pregnancy?Ĭelebrity moms face these and many more questions when it comes to their bodies after baby. The urgency to lose baby weight in Hollywood is almost as serious as an Oscar win.
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