Chrissy Teigen Has Been Hospitalized While Pregnant With Her 3rd Child
Chrissy Teigen has been hospitalized due to complications with her third pregnancy.
She and husband John Legend are expecting a baby boy.
She says she's experiencing bleeding and complications with her placenta.
Actress and model Chrissy Teigen shared with her followers on Instagram that she was hospitalized on Sunday due to complications she's experienced during her third pregnancy with husband John Legend. (Chrissy accidentally revealed a couple weeks ago that she is having a boy.)
"We all know I've been on bedrest for a few weeks, and that's super serious bedrest: get up to quickly pee and that's it, I'd take baths twice a week and no showering. But I was always, always bleeding. And I'm about halfway through pregnancy, and the blood has been going on for like a month," she said in her Instagram Stories. "We're talking more than your period, but definitely not spotting."
She then shared that on Sunday, things intensified.
"Today the big difference was it kind of was just like if you were to turn a faucet on to low and leave it there," she said. "It's so weird because I feel really good. I'm usually at my happiest pregnant, mood-wise. That way I feel happier than I do not pregnant. That's why it's so, so hard for me to come to terms with."
She added that, "It was at the point today where it never stopped bleeding."
She says that her son is fighting, and added that her placenta is "really, really weak," but that "the baby is so healthy, growing stronger than Luna or Miles. He moves a lot. He's moved so much earlier than they ever did. He's like a rollie pollie," she said. "Basically he's the strongest, coolest dude in the s**ttiest house. His house is just falling apart. It didn't have a good foundation to begin with, though. He didn't have the strongest chance at the very, very beginning."
She added she just needs to make it through the next couple weeks.
"It's just hard because there's not much you can do. I'm in that weird in-between time of it being really dangerous to try anything," she said. "Basically if I can make it through the next few weeks, if little boy can make it through the next few weeks, then, you know, we can go from there and be able to kind of get through the danger zone or whatever. But we have to get through this first. So yeah, it is scary. But it's scary in the way that there's just really nothing to do."
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