Blake Lively's Fans Celebrate Her For ‘Normalizing Pumping In Public’
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The actor's year-in-review on Instagram showed her toting a breast pump at Disneyland Paris. In comments, fans praised her openness about motherhood.
Actor Blake Lively doesn’t mind being candid about motherhood, and social media users couldn’t be more grateful.
The “Green Lantern” star wrapped up the year Saturday by paying homage to some of her “2023 highlights” on Instagram, which included a postpartum trip to Disneyland Paris.
In a series of photos, Lively, 36, posed alongside the beloved rodent chef Remy from Disney’s 2007 “Ratatouille” film while dressed casually in a long-sleeve yellow T-shirt, Mickey Mouse ears and sneakers, with her handy-dandy breast pump on her hip.
“Pumping at @disneylandparis,” she captioned her post, including an emoji of a glass of milk. “Cheers Remy.”
In comments on the post, fans expressed appreciation for her openness about using a portable breast pump on the getaway.
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