BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst has been supported by fans after sharing a candid post on social media.
The broadcaster told her Instagram followers she felt “proud” of herself for bringing her baby daughter Nancy into the world and urged other mums to reflect on the “magnitude” of growing and birthday a child.
Alongside a snap of hold up a glass of red wine while enjoying a meal at a restaurant, Nina penned: “Happy 3 months to my little one. But here’s a photo of me. “Because I baked her, birthed her, am growing her via my boobies, and (after some lunchtime Beaujolais) am feeling brave enough to say I feel proud of that.
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“Very grateful to the Fates that we’ve been able to do this – but it’s not been a doddle. And all Mummys should take a moment now and again to drink some beauj, hold a fork of greens over the head of a dead fish and reflect on the magnitude of what they did.”
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Unsurprisingly, Nina’s latest Instagram grid update caught the attention of her followers, with some rushing to leave a message for the star in the comment section. One person penned: “Amen to that and a very well done” while another added: “Great post, great sentiment and you look fabulous too.”
A third follower commented: “Such a lovely photo and post @ninawarhurst_ you have every right to feel proud of your gorgeous family. Well done you & I look forward to seeing more of your fab posts,” while someone else wrote: “Well done. You’ve every right to be proud.”
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Nina and her husband Ted are now the proud parents of three children: Digby, Michael and Nancy. The little one’s arrival was first announced live on BBC Breakfast back in July by Nina’s co-stars Jon Kay and Sally Nugent. Since then, Nina has shared various Instagram posts about life post-pregnancy.
The TV star previously opened up about some of her postpartum symptoms, including swollen scars, hormonal crashes and exhaustion. After admitting that her third pregnancy had been “harder” and was followed by a “tougher” delivery and “longer” recovery, Nina assured her followers that she was “on the right track” and enjoying “life in the slow lane”.
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Later that month, Nina shared a sweet family photo showing the moment that her father Chris, who has dementia, met his new granddaughter for the first time. In the caption, Nina wrote: “When you wanted a squad of lads, but Ma Nature had other plans. Dad meets the latest addition. It was not quiet.”
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