Sarah Michelle Prinze Shows Off Post-Baby Bod
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A month after giving birth, Sarah Michelle Prinze (nee Gellar) is back in shape.
The 32-year-old new mom - who welcomed daughter Charlotte Grace with husband Freddie Prinze Jr. on Sept. 19 - was photographed leaving the Anastasia Nail Salon in Beverly Hills Friday.
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No official word on how she shed the pounds, but the actress - who next appears in 2010 HBO dramedy The Wonderful Maladys - did 55-minute Pilates sessions up to three times a week with trainer Alycea Ungaro to stay fit while pregnant.
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"They've been waiting for this for a long time," a pal recently told Us Weekly. "They are such a loving, solid couple."
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12SNOOZE......... maybe she's getting ready for another Kids or Teen Choice Award -oh wait - that was maybe 10 years ago. Can you tell me WHY she is still setting up these "fixed" surprise photos??? I mean where is the "celebrity"???? She had a baby like millions of other women in this country, she didn't star in a big movie or a little one, and television said "not interested." Must be a very, very slow paparazzi day. Also, what is all of this NORMAL stuff? Her always sour face, except when she is posing, screams normal???- I don't think so.
I'm proud of her. She, along with many of today's women are proof that you don't have to go to "pot" after having a baby! Good for her, and best wishes to the couple.
Nice to see a MARRIED COUPLE who actually waited awhile to have child. How thoughtful of them to wait until they were really ready to have a child. Blessings to them and their beautiful daughter!
what are they talking about? she hardly even gained any weight. she's just a petite girl naturally.
I can say first hand that every woman should take some time out of her day to pamper herself whether it be nails, a hot bath, hair, shopping. New mothers shouldn't have to isolate themselves from the world nor from themselves. I know when I was isolated from everybody for the first few months I would get depressed and start crying for no reason. Sometimes work or a bit of time away from baby is needed just to keep your sanity. It doesn't make one a bad mother, I think it makes them a better mom. I know when i started taking a bit of time away each day while my kid's father watched her made me happier and more energetic to take on the mommy role, I also felt like I was an actual human being too with my own individual identity.
# October 19, 2009 - 12:49pm Anonymous Says: Sorry, but getting my nails done would not be high on my list of priorities... _________________ Wow! You mean she can't take out like an hour or so for herself. It's not like she's partying 24/7 and neglecting her kid. Jeez! People these days
her husband is sooo hot
Why not get her nails done? After having my baby, I wanted to do something to make me feel better, something for me. Eventually you really need to get out of the house...
Sorry, but getting my nails done would not be high on my list of priorities...
how can you tell that she shed the weight already? It's probably hidden under her loose top. As long as you don't gain weight all over, most of you goes right back to normal. It's the stomach that takes the longest.
It is so nice to see loving NORMAL celebrities.
seriously, these "super moms" really put a lot of pressure on the rest of us...