Kylie Jenner Is On A Mission To Get Strong Amidst The Postpartum Pain She’s Suffering Through
If you think that a mother goes through pain only during childbirth then think again. From the time a woman conceives to the time after childbirth, the entire process is filled with anxiety, stress, and pain. In fact, postpartum pain is one of the most common things women face after childbirth. And needless to say, the pain can take a serious toll on your body. Talking about the same, Kylie Jenner took to her Instagram to share how she is on a mission to get stronger than ever before amidst the postpartum pain she’s suffering after the birth of her second child, a son.
On February 2, 2022, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott welcomed their second child, a son, who she had previously named Wolf Webster but changed it (and no she hasn’t revealed it). And now, four months in, the American model has revealed that she is on a mission to get back her strength amidst the postpartum pain.
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Kylie Jenner took to her Instagram story recently, where she shared a selfie video while at the gym and captioned it as “No off days”. A while later she dropped another story wherein she opened up about the postpartum pain she was going through and her mission to get strong. She wrote in her story, “4 months postpartum. I have been dealing w tons of back & knee pain this time so it slows down my workouts but I am on a mission to get strong again”.
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This is not the first time that the mother of two has spoken to her followers about her postpartum experience. Six weeks after giving birth to her son, she revealed her honest feelings on social media wherein she spoke about how she has been struggling “mentally, physically, spiritually”.
Kylie Jenner said that the reason she was being so honest about her experience is that she wants other women to know that they don’t need to pressurise themselves to go back to their normal lives immediately and that they can take their own time to heal.
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