The Bachelor’s Anna Heinrich admits she ‘cried for two hours straight’ a week after welcoming daughter Elle – as she reveals her emotions are a ‘roller-coaster’
The Bachelor’s Anna Heinrich is settling into life as a new mother after welcoming her daughter, Elle, in November.
But the part-time lawyer, 34, admitted on Thursday her emotions had been a ‘roller-coaster’ in the weeks since giving birth.
She told Who magazine she once ‘cried for two hours straight’ a week after taking her baby home from the hospital.
Motherhood: The Bachelor’s Anna Heinrich has admitted she ‘cried for two hours straight’ a week after welcoming her daughter, Elle
She said her husband, Tim Robards, 38, had asked her if something was wrong and she told him: ‘I’m not happy, I’m not sad. I just need to get it all out.’
‘Your emotions are all up and down, it’s like a roller-coaster. But from that moment, I just let go of everything I knew and tried to live more in the present,’ Anna explained.
Elsewhere in the interview, the blonde confessed there are some days when she just wants to sit in the shower because she’s so sleepy and emotional.
Emotional: Anna explained, ‘Your emotions are all up and down, it’s like a roller-coaster. But from that moment, I just let go of everything I knew and tried to live more in the present’
‘I couldn’t do it without him’: Fortunately, the reality star has been able to navigate the ups and downs of motherhood with the help of her husband of two years, Tim Robards (right)
Fortunately, the reality star has been able to navigate the ups and downs of motherhood with the help of her husband.
‘I couldn’t do it without him,’ she said of actor Tim, whom she met on the first season of The Bachelor in 2013 and married in a lavish ceremony in Puglia, Italy, in 2018.
The couple announced Elle’s birth on November 14.
Self care: Anna recently revealed the important lesson she’d learnt that helps her be a ‘better mum’. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph on Monday, she explained it’s vital for new mothers to also take care of themselves
Anna recently revealed the important lesson she’d learnt that helps her be a ‘better mum’.
In an interview with The Daily Telegraph on Monday, she explained it’s vital for new mothers to also take care of themselves.
‘Each day if possible, I’ll take a bit of me time. This can be as simple as just taking a shower on my own, I kid you not,’ she said.
Me time: ‘Each day if possible, I’ll take a bit of me time. This can be as simple as just taking a shower on my own, I kid you not,’ she said