Alexandra Daddario SHARES Candid Photo of Her Postpartum Body 6 Days After Giving Birth | E! News

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The White Lotus star Alexandra Daddario proudly displays her postpartum body in a selfie taken just six days after giving birth to her first baby with husband Andrew Form. #alexandradaddario #enews #postpartum
Alexandra Daddario gets candid about postpartum life.
The actress takes to Instagram to share a pic of her cuddling her baby nearly six days
after giving birth and sends an empowering message to moms out there.
Captioning the insta pic November 13th,
I play a witch on TV and gave birth on Halloween,
but nothing could have prepared me for the magic and scares of postpartum.
This is what it looks like for me six days after giving birth to my magical little baby.
Before adding,
Women's bodies are amazing and I've never felt more proud of mine.
So much love to all the new moms out there leaning into their new powers.
Alexandra announced she had welcomed her first baby with husband Andrew Form
on Instagram October 31st.
Sharing the exciting news with a pic of the newborn swaddled in a blanket
and covered in mini candies.
Writing alongside the pic,
I thought this was a weird bowl of candy.
Alexandra and her husband Andrew got married back in 2022.
She is also a stepmom to her husband's two kids Rowan and Julian,
whom he shares with ex-wife Jordana Brewster.
She announced with Vogue that she was pregnant and expecting her first child with him
after nearly four years together back in July.
Although she has yet to share the name and sex of the baby.
At the time she told the outlet that being pregnant was actually quite hard to process.
Explaining in the interview,
You have a lot of complicated feelings. I'm finally embracing it. I can show it off.
And she also admitted that she had been hesitant to show off her baby bump
due to loss she had experienced in the past.
Continuing,
Those kinds of losses and trauma are very hard to explain, unless you've been through them.
I really relate to all the women who have been through those kinds of things
in a way that I didn't understand fully before. It's very, very painful.
