Cardi b a pregnant woman gets birth: “I have separated”

Cardi b It opens up to her previous experiences on childbirth, as she is preparing to welcome child No. 4.

“My second child, very big – has broken me,” said Kardi, the real name, Belcalis Marleenis Almánzar), during her appearance on Friday, September 19, “The Breakfast Club” episode.

“The first one, I had to stitch,” continued.

“there?” Host Jess Farah The singer asked.

“Cat?” Cardi responded, referring to her vagina. “Oh yes, I have separated.”

According to the May clinic, Vaginal tears are common During birth and vary in severity, starting from first -class tears. It often occurs when the baby’s head is very large so that the vagina does not extend as it comes through the vaginal opening. It is often referred to as the tears of perineum or rupture.

“How do you urinate?” Jess asked the rapper, which could happen during labor and delivery. “Oh my God, Kardi, hold my hand. I am very sorry.”

“It was difficult,” Kardi admitted. “But this is what I say – now things are a little different and I am more experienced. Like, the third was very easy, so I expect this to be easy as well, in the name of the Lord. For this reason I am, I did it last year. I can do this (again).”

On Wednesday, September 17, Kardi B confirmed that she expects her fourth child – the first with her boyfriend Stefon Digz. (Rapper Kulture, 7, WAVE, 3, and Blossom, 11 months, participate with her separate husband, displacement.))

“I have a child with my friend,” said the rapper during her interview with Jail King to Morning CBS. “I am in fact – I’m excited. I’m happy,” I continued. “I feel in a good place. I feel very powerful, I feel very powerful because I am doing this work, but I am doing this work while creating a child.”

“My feet and I support each other.”

On Friday, Kardi opened how to prepare it – mentally and physically – to go on a tour of a short period of birth.

“This is my fourth Rodio – this is not my first or second child, this is my fourth child,” she said, and it reduces any concern that she will not be able to perform postpartum performance.

“I just gave birth to a child last year, and I have a lot of videos – I was working during pregnancy, in my last weeks, and when I gave birth, as in four days, I felt it, like nothing,” I continued. “Therefore, it’s not just it seems to be preparing for myself for the tour, but I just have to prepare myself physically until I feel good.”