The hosts “view” protect motherhood and answer

The owners of the “view” pushed back on recent comments of the Pop Rana Pop, describing parenthood as “hell” and defended “good parts” of motherhood on Saturday.

Roan, known for the latest hits, such as “Pink Pony Club” and “Success, baby!” confronted with the backlash From the commentators who are in the family, after she suggested that all her friends with young children are leading Joyless Lives.

In the “Call Tattoo”, last week, Roan asked about staying next to friends in his Mid -West, acknowledging that they have a “very different life”.

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“All my friends who have children are in hell. I don’t know anyone, I don’t really know anyone who is happy and my children at this age,” she replied. “I didn’t meet anyone who is happy, who is in my eyes, who was sleeping.”

Popstar Chappell Roan said her friends with children are “in hell” while in the “Call Dad” podcast last week. (Name her daddy channel YouTube)

Co -chairman Sarah Haine claimed that while raising children can sometimes be complicated, there are “good parts”.

“The funniest thing that would be the case, I think she understands the transparency, that raising children is difficult, but it is like telling someone about your break, and then I say, ‘I never meet again.” There are good parts, “Haine said.

The co -chair also noted that she “never feels more” than her mother.

Sait nurture childrenShe appreciates the memories of these years.

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“I was the older mom. And the days are really long. But I will tell you, in retrospect, years fast. “I miss the ages like five and eight. I miss almost every business.”

Sunny Hostin told her that she lacked the time of raising her young children, though it was difficult. (Screenshot/Theview/ABC)

Alice Farah Griffin expressed that, knowing where Roan, feeling a similar way when she was in the mid-20’s, she became excited about her mother.

“I frankly, I felt like Chapel Roan at my age … In my mid -20s I wouldn’t say it so publicly. But I liked,” Oh, how do they do it? It looks unhappy. They look so tense all the time. ” Griffin reminded. “I will be an older mom, but I can’t wait to be. So, it’s just like people, it may be the term, it may not look right … I have no person I know who Mom is,” I want me to be sorry for me to be a mom. “

While the hosts defended the satisfaction and purpose of motherhood, they acknowledged that raising children may not be for everyone, and that’s normal.

Hainens told the other owners about one of their friends who have children, but, the back number, feels that it could not be “cut for it”.

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“I have a girlfriend who confessed to me that she will never return two children. She loves them very much. But now, when she knows what the upbringing of children looks like, she doesn’t know her. And I was very respected by her honesty,” Haine said. The presenter agreed that raising children is “not something to push for everyone.”

She came to the conclusion: “This is some strange hard work. And if you don’t actually die, you want it the most in the world, you may have a better life as if you didn’t.”

Ana Navaro He noted that it is important for women not to judge each other by their decisions to create families.

“Let’s try not to judge each other as women, if some women want to have children early, go immediately. If some want them to be late. If they want not to have children, great.

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