No rush! Whitney Port and her husband, Tim Rosenman, aren’t ready to add another baby to their brood just yet.
“Physically, [my first pregnancy] was totally healthy,” the Hills alum, 34, told Us Weekly exclusively on Thursday, June 6, while promoting Betadine Topical Antiseptic and FirstAidMyths.com. “I had morning sickness and whatever but it wasn’t … like I was scared or the doctor told me something wrong. Luckily, everything was fine. The morning sickness was tough and the thought of losing myself was, I think, the scary part, but I feel like I do want to give Sonny a sibling.”
The reality star added: “I don’t know when that will be. I’m hoping one day I’ll wake up and be like, ‘OK, I’m ready,’ so I don’t have to be torn about it.”
The True Whit author went on to say that there is never going to be the “perfect time” to welcome another child when you’re “really passionate about a career.”
“If I got pregnant right now, it wouldn’t be such great timing,” Port told Us. “We have a lot of travel, and [The Hills: New Beginnings] is launching, and I’m so busy. What if I do get morning sickness again for the first four months and I can’t do what I set out to do? I definitely think about that.”
The TV personality and her husband welcomed Sonny in July 2017. “No big deal, but I created another human being and then delivered him into the world at 12:30am Thursday morning,” the Los Angeles native wrote on her blog at the time. “Timmy and I named the little man Sonny and I’m in love. … I love him and feel protective over him, but more than anything, I’m just, like, obsessed. I can’t stop looking at him or thinking about him when I am in another room.”
Now, Sonny is almost 2 and keeping his mom busy, which is why Port loves Betadine. “[It’s] is basically an antiseptic cream, and it helps prevent infection before it has a chance to start,” she told Us. “I keep it in my bag with me at all times because Sonny is almost 2, and he’s a curious little boy, running around. It seems every couple days, he has a new little boo-boo.”
With reporting by Travis Cronin
