Chrissy Teigen has been moved to pay homage to her son Jack on the due date on Saturday.
The 35-year-old model shared a photo of her Instagram Stories from the wrist adorned with bracelets with her children’s names, including one for Jack.
She and her husband, John Legend, 42, said their son Jack was still born in September after suffering significant bleeding.
Missing him: 35-year-old Chrissy Teigen shared a photo of a bracelet made for her newborn son Jack as she gloomily commemorated her due date on Saturday.
“Today was the due date,” Chrissy wrote in the gloomy photo. “We love you forever,” she added with a purple-hearted emoji.
She also wore large letter bracelets for her children, Luna, four, and Miles, two.
The Chrissy’s Court star had in mind the loss of her pregnancy throughout February, as she revealed on social networks that she feels “a little disappointed”.
“My little jack would have been born this week, so I’m a little gone,” she wrote on Twitter on February 3rd. “I really feel the bumps on my stomach, but it’s not a ghost. I’m stopping for endometriosis tomorrow … but this month’s period is just like baby bumps. sigh.’
Memories: “Today was the due date,” Chrissy titled the gloomy photo. “We love you forever,” she added with a purple heart emoji; seen in 2019 in Culver City, California.
In a way: the Chrissy’s Court star had in mind the loss of her pregnancy throughout February, as it was revealed on social networks that she felt “a little stopped” due to her endometriosis, which required surgery
Chrissy and John announced that they are expecting their third child in August 2020, but she began sharing some of her struggles with heavy bleeding in September.
She revealed that she lost her child in an anguished series, a black and white photo shared on Instagram.
“We are shocked by the kind of deep pain you only hear about, the kind of pain we have never felt before. We never managed to stop the bleeding and give the baby the fluids he needed, despite the bags and bags with blood transfusions. It just wasn’t enough, “she wrote at the time.
“For our Jack – I’m so sorry that the first few moments of your life went through so many complications that I couldn’t give you the house you need to survive. We will always love you. ‘
Chrissy was seen crying on her hospital bed, and her husband consoled her in another heartbreaking photo as they tied him to Jack’s body.
Tearing: Chrissy reveals she lost her pregnancy in an anguished series of black-and-white photos taken from the hospital room after Jack was still born in September
Saying goodbye: “Our Jack – I’m so sorry that the first few moments of your life went through so many complications that I couldn’t give you the house you need to survive. We will always love you, ‘she wrote
Numb: She sounded stunned in a tweet posted shortly thereafter. “I drive home from the hospital without a child. How can this be real, ‘she wrote
She sounded stunned in a tweet posted shortly afterwards, writing: “Driving home from the hospital without a child. How can this be real?
In early February, Chrissy appeared on her friend Ellen DeGeneres’ talk show, where the subject was headed for miscarriage.
Ellen called her “super brave” because she shared the unpainted photos from the hospital, which Chrissy said she looked “like a long time ago.”
“Even though I’m thinking about him now, I’m still in therapy about it and I’m still reconciling with it,” Judge Bring The Funny told People.
“I have maternity clothes and there are things I bought for my eighth and ninth month. So, it’s hard, because he was born this week, so you look at those things and you have these constant reminders.
Going further: In early February, Ellen DeGeneres called Chrissy “super brave” because she shared unpainted photos from the hospital, which Chrissy said she looked “like a long time ago.”
I can’t get rid of him: “I have maternity clothes and there are things I bought for my eighth and ninth month. So it’s hard because he was born this week, so you look at those things and you have these constant reminders, “Chrissy continued.
Chrissy was glad she was “raised in a very open household,” which helped her see how “it can be a beautiful thing.”
“It was a really transformative thing for me and in a way it really saved me, because I don’t think I would have discovered the therapy and then the sobriety and this way of feeling good about myself and feeling like a person. nine”.
She added that her children, Luna and Miles, helped keep Jack’s memory alive.
“It was so nice to see my kids, the way I talk about him,” Chrissy said. “We’re going to the beach or something and they’re going to say, ‘Is baby Jack with us now?’ Do you think it’s high in the clouds? “It’s so beautiful and so sweet.
Great: She added that Luna and Miles helped keep Jack’s memory alive. “We’re going to the beach or something and they’re going to say, ‘Is baby Jack with us now?’ Do you think it’s high in the clouds? ‘It’s so beautiful and so sweet’