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Does anyone know? Because I am sick of seeing her holding that belly like she’s afraid it’s going to fall off. Drives me nuts. I had 4 kids and I don’t ever remember running around with my hand on the bottom of my belly the whole time! Just a personal annoyance. Thanks for letting me vent!
I’ve wondered that too, if it feels like it’s slipping so she has to hold it. But it is really distracting.
lol, you guys are tough
During my first pregnancy, I held my stomach (though not as much as her) without even thinking about it, it was more like a sign of affection for my baby and I had struggled with infertility for 6 years. I was SO happy to be pregnant my hand just kinda went there.and at the end of my 2nd pregnancy, I held my stomach a LOT, mostly because I felt like it was literally going to fall off my body. (my son was 10+ pounds
)But she seems to have been doing it since the second they put a little round bump there, LOL! Just very distracting, maybe because she isn’t very big. It’s just a little tiny baby bump!
Did you happen to notice how BIG the bump was at her shower and how much smaller it was at her wedding?
when I was watching Entertainment Tonight. Samantha Harris has been wearing regular clothes and didn’t look pregnant at all. Then all of a sudden she’s got this rather large baby bump. I thought, gee, she’s just like Chloe.
I don’t have as much trouble with her size as I do her holding the damn thing so much. That is getting SO annoying and they’ve done it with every pregnancy on the show. Obviously a male director and he doesn’t know any better.
with my first son I was still in my regular clothes going into my 7th month and only gained 20 pounds; and with my second son I was in maternity clothes at the end of three months and gained 59 pounds and still managed to get around very well. Chloe is young and with a first-time pregnancy she just seems to be overdoing it, not only with holding her belly constantly, but even getting around a room. She acts like she needs help every time she moves, and getting out of a chair or up off the couch just looks ridiculous to me. By the time she’s ready to deliver, she’ll need a forklift to get her out of bed.
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