Britney Spears announces she’s pregnant with her third child
April 12, 2022, 5:49 pm

Britney Spears announces she’s pregnant with her third child

File photo: Britney Spears official Facebook page

The Global News reported, pop star Britney Spears took to Instagram to announce she’s pregnant with her third child.

Sharing a photo of a pink teacup and matching pink carnations, Spears, 40, wrote an emoji-filled caption to explain that she and fiancé Sam Asghari, 27, are expecting.

Spears wrote: “I lost so much weight to go on my Maui trip only to gain it back."

Spears said she and her fiancé initially thought she was “food pregnant” from their vacation, but she claims a pregnancy test revealed that she was pregnant with her third child. She even joked that if she were having twins, she would lose her mind.

Spears continued: “I obviously won’t be going out as much due to the paps getting their money shot of me like they unfortunately already have."

Britney Spears official Facebook page — Britney Spears announces she’s pregnant with her third child

She also wrote openly about her past struggle with perinatal depression.

“I have to say it is absolutely horrible,” Spears wrote. “Women didn’t talk about it back then … some people considered it dangerous if a woman complained like that with a baby inside her,” she wrote. “But now women talk about it everyday … thank Jesus we don’t have to keep that pain a reserved proper secret.”

The report pointed out that Spears and Asghari became engaged in September 2021. This will be their first child together.

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In November 2021, Spears’ conservatorship ended after more than 13 years. She was a 26-year-old new mother at the height of her career when her father established the conservatorship, at first on a temporary basis, in February 2008 after a series of public mental health struggles.

Source: globalnews

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