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Meghan, the Duchess of Susbad, is due to give birth this month and is invited to ignore the traditional photocall in front of the hospital at the arrival of her baby.
Kate Middleton and Princess Diana proudly appeared in front of their maternity ward. The Sun.
When Kate went to introduce Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, she was flawless with perfect makeup and an inflatable ball. Amanda Cook Tyler, the hairdresser, dries with a hair dryer.
But Chelsea Hirschhorn, CEO of parent company Fridababy, hopes Meghan will break with tradition.
She wrote in an open letter, "Dear Mother in the Making, [19659003]" You will soon be giving birth to one of the most anticipated babies in the world and, like your predecessors as a princess, you You will have to show yourself outside the hospital in front of thousands of photographers to show off your next jewel after childbirth.
"You will smile, you will make a radiant gesture, but between your legs, it will be a completely different story.
" Of course, your eruption will be perfect for your hospital picture. -op, but people will open on all the wrong things – like when you'll be fine in your pre-baby wardrobe – instead of having an honest conversation about what women are going through during birth and right after.
"But we moms will know that while you sign up at this stage, you'll be at a pair of mesh underwear from your first post-baby poop (get ready)!
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will burn, and sit like your old man will feel like a herculean exploit.
"And if it's a cesarean section, there are a host of other problems to settle."
Mrs. Hirschhorn added that as attractive as Meghan may be on that day, she will not do it. to feel like herself.
She said, "When the day of the" grand unveiling "comes, but you feel like all the king's horses and all the king's men can not replenish your bad – use this step to do your part to all the women.
"Avoid the pomp and circumstance of the baby parade."
She added, "If you really can not skip it, at least give us a glimpse of the mesh undergarment underneath so that it remains real. "
Although the letter is ironic, it recalls how unreasonable it is to expect women to look perfect after birth, including the royal family.
According to the royal correspondent, Emily Andrews, a source revealed that Meghan might well ignore the tradition of her birth.
Harry and Meghan realize that there is intense public interest, but this baby is not a direct heir to the throne and they want the birth to be as private as possible.
"Meghan is nervous about complications such as an emergency. Caesarean section and does not want to have the pressure to look impeccable on the hospital steps a few hours later.
"Like any mother worried for the first time, she worries about the birth itself.
"As she is over 35, she is considered a slightly older mother – which can sometimes lead to complications.
"Meghan is also stressed by the world's attention – she wants the first glimpse of the new royal addition to be seen.
" She and Harry decided that rather than going into a place as public as the Lindo, they will allow Meghan to find a more private place.
"She just wants a normal, natural birth and bond with her baby, without being surprised or puffed – dried inside an inch of her life just for the pictures. "
Last year, actress Keira Knightley criticized the seemingly perfect appearances of Kate, 37, after childbirth.
She explained that Kate" had left the hospital seven hours later, with his face made up and his high heels "was unrealistic and inaccessible to many women.
This story was originally published in The Sun and is reproduced with permission.
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