My heart is melting over the recent family photo Shakira just shared. The Colombian pop star has kept her baby bump more private this time around and I don't blame her. She looks amazing! Seeing these adorable photos just makes me want to see even more snapshots of her with baby Milan and her love Gerard Piqué. The 37-year-old makes pregnancy look easy and we all know that isn't always the case. The best part is that Shaki did it all to benefit the UNICEF charity. Wait until you spot the other photo of her in a baby blue gown! She looks like she's about to pop any day now!
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Shaki has a beautiful pregnancy glow and looks so happy with her little family. I think she has learned from her first pregnancy experience with Milan. She used to share so many photos of her baby bump and Milan's first moments on Instagram. I think she's going to be more reserved this time around since she saw the media become obsessed with her baby boy.
Back in November, Shakira talked about wanting Milan to have a "normal childhood" and asked the paparazzi to back off. As a mother, you naturally want to protect your child and give them a sense of normalcy. I admire that she hasn't overshared this time around. In the photo's caption, Shakira encourages others to donate to the charity to help feed and educate children across the world.
In 2013, we welcomed Milan, our first child into the world. Thanks to your generosity, our first World Baby Shower for UNICEF was an incredible success!
She added in a statement:
Now that we're expecting our second child, we want to invite other expectant parents to host their own world baby shower. You don't have to be a celebrity to make a difference–the birth of your child can be a blessing that also saves thousands of children's lives around the world!!
I wish more celebs were like Shakira! She's a beautiful person inside and out and has been blessed with a beautiful family. What more can you ask for?
Image via Shakira/Facebook, UNICEF