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Being a mother won’t stop Brittany Cartwright from wearing what she wants.
“I love a mother more than anything in my life,” Cartwright, 36, shared in an interview with The cut Published on Thursday, April 17. “But just because I’m going by divorce, that doesn’t mean I can’t dress up and feel sexually.”
Have welcome her sonCruz, in April 2021 with ex Jax Taylor. The valley Star said she experienced changes in her body, which in turn affected her fashion choices.
“Sometimes it can be difficult to dress for my body because my breasts have gone even more after getting my son, but I don’t care what anyone else thinks,” she shared. “If something catches my eye, I’m in.”
VanderPump manages Brittany Cartwright and Jax Taylor alums has been documenting their son Cruz milestones since welcoming it in April 2021. “I mean, just felt inside you so incredible,” Cartwright only said only a weekly US for pregnancy in June 2023.
The fact that she doesn’t care what people say does not mean she can’t see the comments that people are making on -lein.
As she continues to document her life for reality TV cameras, Cartwright explained that people are quick to comment on looks and appearance – even if they don’t technically know her.
“People are always similar, ‘Why are you wearing a chopped shirt? You are a mother,'” he said. “Yes, I’m a mother, but I’m 36. I feel I should be able to express my sexuality anyway I want to do that, and there’s nothing wrong with that.”
Besides, Cartwright makes it clear that she doesn’t make anything disgraceful – like walking around naked in public.
“Just because you’re a mother you’re not supposed to let your split show, like, what is the hec?” She asked. “I want to feel good. Going to dress up makes me feel better about myself, and I’m happy now making me a better mum.”
Earlier this month, Cartwright Cruz, 3, revealed discern with a kind of autism.
The bravo star have said Us She has decided to publicly share the diagnosis of her son in the hope that she will give her the opportunity to “help other families who go through something like this who may not know where to start.”
(One in 36 children are estimated to identify with autism spectrum disorder, according to the control centers and disease prevention Developmental Disability Monitoring Network.)
“We won’t change some about it,” he continued. “He is the most amazing, special boy. He is at the moment at the moment, but he still (says) things like ‘Mum’ all the time. He was saying ‘Mum’ today … he’s so perfect.”
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