Baby Luna gives Chrissy Teigen a mean message in the bath
Chrissy Teigen knows you can't hide from the brutal truths offered up by your children – especially not when you sit with them in the bath.
And one-year-old Luna offered up some cutting comments recently.
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"We take baths together every night and she says a lot of … she can say some hurtful things in the bathtub sometimes," Teigen told E! News late last week.
"Yesterday, she pointed at me and she’s like, 'Mama yucky,'" she said.
"I’m like, 'I know. Mama feels kinda yucky.' They’re honest, though, these kids."
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Teigen is due to give birth to a baby boy in a few months' time, and she was frank about her uncertainties in interview.
The biggest one?
That Luna might not be crash-hot on sharing with her new sibling.
"She doesn’t exactly love to share until she’s totally finished with something," Teigen said.
"I do hear that the firstborn tends to be excited for the new addition for maybe a day or so and they don’t really realise they come back day after day after day."
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But, she added, she's confident Luna will adjust.
Teigen's also been open about her experience with postnatal depression after Luna was born, and her fear that she'll go through the debilitating condition again.
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"But I also know that when it does happen – if it does – I’m so ready for it," she said in a recent interview.
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