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"I'm not a fan of pregnancy right now with my thighs touching and my boobs changing but I know it will be worth it and hopefully I get back to that really quickly."
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"I hated being pregnant. I felt like 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers.' It's beautiful and it's great just like everyone says, but there's another side to it. My back. My feet. My skin went absolutely nuts. I had the itchies the whole day. Imagine scratching all day and you can never get to the itch."
"Everything you read in the books, I got it all. The cravings… the morning sickness, I had for a really long time, the psychosis. The morning sickness is so bad, Oh, my God!"
"A lot of the books don't tell you the truth like you're going to pee yourself, how disgusting pregnancy is but in the end you have a child so it's all worth it but the whole pregnancy is just gross."
"The truth is that I love my baby to bits, but the rest of it sucked. Pregnancy was the biggest killer for me. I hated it–I hated being fat. My hormones were all over the place and I acted like some lunatic, picking fights with my boyfriend over how he made my coffee. On top of that I had this hideous 'pregnancy mask' skin discoloration which completely covered my face."
"I didn't love pregnancy... I was just bored. I was uncomfortable at times, and Jack came early. He came two months early, so now I'm in a high-risk pregnancy category."
"With this pregnancy I have not had two good days in a row; talk about frustration. And you can pile the guilt of not being able to take care of the other kids like I like to right on top of that. Thank God I'm getting a baby at the end of this, because if I wasn't I'd be insane right now!"
"I would have seven babies if I didn't have to be pregnant. I hate being pregnant—the lack of energy at the beginning [and] having to change your diet... It's a huge adjustment, and you have to change your whole lifestyle for a few months."
The artist was not happy with her pregnant body and didn't even allow her then-husband Nick Cannon to see her naked. "You think I would let Nick see me looking rancid like that?” she said.
"A part of me isn't like those women who love being pregnant. I love my baby and I miss that feeling of being attached to him when he's kicking, but I was so ready to not be pregnant."
"For me, pregnancy is the worst experience of my life! LOL! I don't enjoy one moment of it and I don't understand people who enjoy it [...] I just always feel like I'm not in my own skin. It's hard to explain. I don't feel sexy, either—I feel insecure, and most of the time I just feel gross."
“It’s horrible. Nothing is beautiful; nothing is magical. Whatever—you’re that person that gets that pregnancy, good for you. But I will remind my children every day of their lives what I [went through].”
"I love my baby but I hate my pregnancy [...] Dealing with the extra hormones and being very sensitive to everything and feeling outside pressures. And physically, with my changing body, not having control over that... morning sickness, exhaustion, aversion to food, broken blood vessels, bloody noses. All of these things that are not very fun."
The tennis star had a very complicated pregnancy. She shared: "It began with a pulmonary embolism [...] This sparked a slew of health complications that I am lucky to have survived. First my C-section wound popped open due to the intense coughing I endured as a result of the embolism. I returned to surgery, where the doctors found a large hematoma, a swelling of clotted blood, in my abdomen. And then I returned to the operating room for a procedure that prevents clots from traveling to my lungs. When I finally made it home to my family, I had to spend the first six weeks of motherhood in bed."
"I actually thought I was going to die at one point and left my body," Kerr said about giving birth.
"I was screaming for an epidural when Brian was driving me to the hospital because my water broke on its own [...] It hurts so bad. It was so intense," Fox said about giving birth to her son in 2012.
"I think there is a silence around the moments before that and they are not all happy, and in fact a lot of them are quite painful. I think that pain is that these women feel like we're the only ones going through it."
On giving birth, the actress said her vagina "will be shredded. It's just a matter of how badly."
“I’ve been crazy sick. I wake up in the morning, I feel like I wanna vomit. I have lunch and wanna vomit, and wanna vomit at dinner… and then when I go to bed, I still want to vomit. I have vomited at grocery stores, I have vomited in my house, I have gagged on my toothpaste.”
"At the beginning, the first trimester is the worst, and no one knows you’re pregnant yet, and you feel the most uncomfortable."
"In some cases more than others, your body experiences a kind of trauma through childbirth that is difficult to explain unless you've had that experience. My case was like that, everything from my thyroid to my platelets crashed."
“The thing that really got me was the indigestion. I never stopped burping. And I felt terrible about it, but there was just nothing I could do."
"It's been pretty tough. I didn't realize pregnancies could be such a bummer." Schumer told Seth Meyers on his 'Late Night' show.
"My mother loved each [pregnancy] to bits; she felt alive and beautiful. I wanted to throw up all the time."
Motherhood is a beautiful thing, but it doesn't happen overnight. In fact, the whole pregnancy can be a long and difficult process for some women. So much so that some women have so many severe side effects that they end up wishing not to go through it again. Celebrities are no different, and many famous women also struggled with difficult pregnancies.
If you were pregnant and didn't enjoy the experience, you are not alone. Browse through the following gallery and see if these celebrity quotes resonate with you.
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Motherhood is a beautiful thing, but it doesn't happen overnight. In fact, the whole pregnancy can be a long and difficult process for some women. So much so that some women have so many severe side effects that they end up wishing not to go through it again. Celebrities are no different, and many famous women also struggled with difficult pregnancies.
If you were pregnant and didn't enjoy the experience, you are not alone. Browse through the following gallery and see if these celebrity quotes resonate with you.