Only at the beginning of the week did Adele in Splov announce to the world that she and her partner, the businessman Match Abed, are expecting a second baby, and already last night (Monday) she was available in Splov to answer surfers' questions related to that pregnancy.
Among other things, she answered the question of whether the pregnancy was planned, shared the difficulties she experienced and the side effects that accompanied it, shared her attempt to maintain healthy eating and the complication discovered during it, and finally also revealed the sex of the fetus.
"There were a lot of questions about the pregnancy. I decided to open up answers questions just about the pregnancy," Adele wrote to over half a million of her followers in what opened a particularly intriguing question and answer session.
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"Was the pregnancy preparing?", The surfers were intrigued.
"Indeed. This pregnancy was planned, God willing," she admitted.
"Did you have nausea and vomiting at first?" She was asked.
"Wow, I felt terrible," she shared.
"I vomited, I had nausea, dizziness, I just felt terrible!".
"Were you a Corona patient during your pregnancy?", The surfers asked to know.
"Yeah, and it was awful and scary."
One of the followers asked to advise the model from her experience.
"Adelkosh, if you need recommendations for toss ointments during pregnancy, I would be happy to recommend you," she wrote.
"If you mean cellulite then of course he will get pregnant," she wrote openly.
"I try some ointments that have been recommended to me."
Another question the celebrity was asked was about eating during pregnancy, a question that caused her to share along the way also the complication created during it.
"Does pregnancy weight keep you busy or do you eat what you want?", The surfers were intrigued.
"The truth is that I had four terrible months !! I was diagnosed with a thyroid problem in the ninth week. Thank God, I started taking pills and my body swells. I maintain a lot more. So far I have gained five kilos."
Following this, the surfers asked to know if the problem started before the pregnancy or broke out following it.
"I've not had a thyroid problem before. It's following the pregnancy," she ruled.
"Do you know if it's a boy or a girl?" Adele was asked directly and decided to answer, as she enclosed an image from an ultrasound showing the fetus' male penis.
"There is no doubt there is no doubt," she wrote jokingly.
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