Andrea Saadi joked about the “necessity of providing the logistics” to take twins Joao and Pedro for a walk. The 34-year-old journalist compared the situation to an Olympic sport.
I see children’s legs. Somewhere? Everywhere. Olympic mode that is!
“I could even call an engineer, such a logistics to get out. Make two trips? Yes. But my dad controls… a change?” He praised her husband Andre Rizk on Instagram.
Joao and Pedro were born on April 7. Last month , Saadi revealed that pregnancy was scary for her and for her livelihood.
“We wanted to have children after the election of 22 people, I was thinking about it. The pregnancy was a surprise, I was doing some tests and it was hard [engravidar naturalmente], I wasn’t worried. We had fear, but nothing would beat the fear of being pregnant with twins. I found it very advanced, I was puzzled,” she said in a conversation with Mariana Queiroz on Instagram.
She also commented on the difficulty of leaving motherhood:
I cried in the first two weeks of despair. I did not want to leave the maternity hospital, I loved not leaving the hospital. Because when you got out of the hospital … now with us (…) when you leave, [os bebês] By four days, it’s nerve-wracking. I came original. I started crying in the car and couldn’t stop crying.
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