Celeb Parents Get Real About Postpartum Sex: Nikki Bella and More

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Celeb Parents Get Real About Postpartum Sex: Nikki Bella and More

In the bedroom after baby! Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, Nikki Bella and more celebrity parents have described their postpartum sex lives after welcoming babies. The Jersey Shore Family Vacation alum said in a July 2019 “Women in Top” podcast episode that intercourse after birth “just hurt.” The reality star explained at the time: “Medically, they say you have to wait, like, six weeks. And I waited the six weeks [after the two other births] because I ripped. This one, I didn’t rip probably because I had two kids, so my vagina is huge, I guess. Down there, it doesn't feel that bad. But I still want to wait just in case, like, something happens and, God forbid, I do rip during sex or whatever. But after you have a baby and then have sex, it doesn't feel right at first. It feels like you are a virgin again.” The former MTV personality, who shares Lorenzo, Giovanna and Angelo with Jionni LaValle, described the “uncomfortable” experience, adding, “Then it starts to feel good, like, after you get into the motions, but I mean, you need a lot of lube. Let’s just put it that way.” [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q79nMax5dA0[/embed] As for Bella, the former professional wrestler called postpartum sex with Artem Chigvintsev “different” in September 2020. "I didn't even make it to the six-week point, I just started at five,” the Total Bellas star told her twin, Brie Bella, at the time. “I was like, 'I'm healed, I'm fine.' Even though last night it didn't seem fine, but that's OK. It was a little different. I felt like organs were about to drop out. I was like, 'Shoot, did I mess up?'" Brie replied, “Nicole, enough about all the gross stuff going on with our vaginas, especially yours." Nikki’s comments came two months after she gave birth to her and the Dancing With the Stars pro’s son, Matteo. The California native tweeted that the dancer was “the best dad,” gushing, “Our baby boy is so lucky. I didn't think I could love him even more, but goodness I fell more in love with him the past few days. I feel so blessed. Can't wait for the day to officially makes us a family." Keep scrolling to see other celebrity parents’ quotes about postpartum sex, from Bachelor in Paradise’s Tanner Tolbert to Married at First Sight’s Jamie Otis. [podcast_block]

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Celeb Parents Get Real About Postpartum Sex: Nikki Bella and More

In the bedroom after baby! Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, Nikki Bella and more celebrity parents have described their postpartum sex lives after welcoming babies. The Jersey Shore Family Vacation alum said in a July 2019 “Women in Top” podcast episode that intercourse after birth “just hurt.” The reality star explained at the time: “Medically, they say you have to wait, like, six weeks. And I waited the six weeks [after the two other births] because I ripped. This one, I didn’t rip probably because I had two kids, so my vagina is huge, I guess. Down there, it doesn't feel that bad. But I still want to wait just in case, like, something happens and, God forbid, I do rip during sex or whatever. But after you have a baby and then have sex, it doesn't feel right at first. It feels like you are a virgin again.” The former MTV personality, who shares Lorenzo, Giovanna and Angelo with Jionni LaValle, described the “uncomfortable” experience, adding, “Then it starts to feel good, like, after you get into the motions, but I mean, you need a lot of lube. Let’s just put it that way.” [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q79nMax5dA0[/embed] As for Bella, the former professional wrestler called postpartum sex with Artem Chigvintsev “different” in September 2020. "I didn't even make it to the six-week point, I just started at five,” the Total Bellas star told her twin, Brie Bella, at the time. “I was like, 'I'm healed, I'm fine.' Even though last night it didn't seem fine, but that's OK. It was a little different. I felt like organs were about to drop out. I was like, 'Shoot, did I mess up?'" Brie replied, “Nicole, enough about all the gross stuff going on with our vaginas, especially yours." Nikki’s comments came two months after she gave birth to her and the Dancing With the Stars pro’s son, Matteo. The California native tweeted that the dancer was “the best dad,” gushing, “Our baby boy is so lucky. I didn't think I could love him even more, but goodness I fell more in love with him the past few days. I feel so blessed. Can't wait for the day to officially makes us a family." Keep scrolling to see other celebrity parents’ quotes about postpartum sex, from Bachelor in Paradise’s Tanner Tolbert to Married at First Sight’s Jamie Otis. [podcast_block]

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Scheana Shay and Brock Davies

When the Aussie called his and the “One More Time” singer’s sex life a “controversial” subject on an October 2021 episode of Watch What Happens Live, Shay chimed in, “Since [having our 6-month-old] baby, [Summer], we haven’t [had sex].” Davies noted that they’d had a chance to “get away ... last night," giving the audience a thumbs up.

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Christine Quinn

The Selling Sunset star “finally” had sex with Christian Richard in June 2021, one month after their son’s arrival, she told Jeff Lewis. "It was amazing. It was great. Popped an Ambien, got some Dom [Pérignon]. It was nice. It was really good."

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Lala Kent

"It's different!" the Vanderpump Rules star wrote via Instagram of postpartum sex in June 2021. "I feel weird doing it with this face sleeping next to us."

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Amy Schumer

The comedian said in an April 2021 episode of SiriusXM's "Comedy Gold Minds With Kevin Hart" that she and husband Chris Fischer had sex every seven to 10 days as new parents. Schumer explained, "We do it and we go, ‘God, that’s so great. Like, we need to do that more.’ And then we don’t do it again for another seven to 10 days.”

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Morgan Stewart

The Daily Pop host called postpartum sex “a little rickety” during an April 2021 episode of the E! show, explaining, "I was just like, ‘What’s going on? Is this gonna be OK?’”

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Nikki Bella

Two months before giving birth, the reality star said during a "Total Bellas Podcast" episode that her fiancé called her bump a "boner crusher."

The E! personality exclusively told Us in March 2021 about postpartum sex with Chigvintsev going from “hot and heavy” to “super tired.” She explained, “When you have tired sex with each other, it's like one's leaning onto someone too much. And it's like, OK, wait. … I need something else. Like, I need energy. Even for me, I'll be like, ‘Let's see. I'll be on bottom. It's OK. Let's just do missionary.'”

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Jamie Otis

"We went over NINE months not having sex," the Bachelor alum wrote via Instagram in August 2020. "Sex after babies isn’t necessarily always easy & honestly, I was scared of it. BUT WE DID IT!"

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Tanner Tolbert

The Bachelorette alum told Nick Viall in November 2019 that his sex life had "taken a dive" after son Brooks' birth adding, "I want [sex] more now and Jade [Roper] wants it less. It is tough. I feel like I’ve begged for it. And I don’t want to feel selfish — I hate asking, I hate trying, because I don’t want it to be pity sex.”

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Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi

The Chile native added at the time: "I want my husband to take me out to dinner [and] I want to get horny drunk on wine, and then we put the kids to bed. Then we will go in our spare room, keep drinking wine, and that’s how I want it to happen.”