Paloma Faith tells fans that she felt “fat and ugly” in sincere post

Paloma was sincere about her stupus about not getting to be with her children all the time as a result of co-defending

Paloma Faith told her fans that she had recently felt “fat and ugly” in a sincere post of motherhood, calling on her own for a “tragedy”.

43-year-old topping Singer from the UK She shares two daughters with her former French husband Leyman Lahcine, born in 2016 and in 2021.

Ever since she broke up with Leyman, the Paloma has been sincere about her struggles not to be with her children all the time as a result of Co-Peprenting.

Taking Instagram with a long message, Paloma opened about her children spending the night with their father Leyman after hosting a party for them during the day.

“The cheerful screams, jelly and ice cream, balloons that appear, hysteria and strong music. And then they left, running to their father’s house because it was “his night.” The house broke out with energy, now it was still.

“I sat down and looked at the wall, full of sugar, asking if I am fat and ugly now or just tired and old, after I was awake of excited children the night before. This was a tragedy that we cannot explain,” she wrote.

Paloma continued: “The promise of other children screaming outside, hoping it is mine, saying they can’t stand to leave and they want to return. But they wouldn’t be. They shouldn’t be. They need both parents …

“They hugged me at the exit, smiling, saying,” Thank you, my mother, for the best party so far. ” And then I was there, worn, glazed, asking if I should spend the rest of my free time, making their mess or going to drink three margaritas and rollers … that was alone. “

The comments section of Paloma’s admission and saw fans congratulate her for honesty and sent her support during her difficult time.

@training_mama2private said: “Aww, it was better, it was there, then it was 4 years old and I found myself and I loved my own company and now with the best amazing man I could ever want.” @Katgardner5 added: “I have this. My children change the houses in a Friday. The first week that happened had to close their bedroom doors, so I wouldn’t cry. Now it’s a little easier.”

@Juliep3121 wrote: “Margaritas sounds good … sending love and hugs and so glad you posted … the hard part of parents and life is largely ignored.” @PerfectaMy posted: “The co-parenting part that nobody talks about.

While @katie_rimmer commented: “The most painful lonely feeling in the world, but one day your older children will express their thanks because they have done co-parenting the best thing they might be for them and to get two of all crazy. Be proud because you are disinterested and put them in the first place, not many!”