For superstar Eva Longoria, there’s apparently no such thing as maternity leave. She just finished her first photoshoot since giving birth to baby Santiago! The actress got candid about the difficulties of working motherhood on her Instagram. Click through the gallery for all the details.
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On Monday July 9, the producer
posted a snapshot of herself with photographer
Bernardo Doral from the set of their latest photoshoot. He appears to be sitting on a tennis net, while Eva poses next to him in a glamorous black and gold floor length robe.
Photo credit: MEGA
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Her hair fell in loose but elegant waves. The new mom was positively glowing, but apparently that’s not how she felt.
Photo credit: MEGA
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In the caption she wrote, “First photo shoot after pregnancy! ? Not gonna lie, this one was hard! Trying to breast feed and work around Santiago’s schedule.”
Photo credit: MEGA
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Then she thanked the photographer “For making it as fun as always” and revealed the pics will be in Hola! USA. It’s unclear right now how her robe related to the tennis court background.
Photo credit: MEGA
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What do you think of Eva’s photoshoot struggles? Let us know in the comments!
Photo credit: INSTARImages
On Monday July 9, the producer
posted a snapshot of herself with photographer
Bernardo Doral from the set of their latest photoshoot. He appears to be sitting on a tennis net, while Eva poses next to him in a glamorous black and gold floor length robe.
Her hair fell in loose but elegant waves. The new mom was positively glowing, but apparently that’s not how she felt.
In the caption she wrote, “First photo shoot after pregnancy! ? Not gonna lie, this one was hard! Trying to breast feed and work around Santiago’s schedule.”
Then she thanked the photographer “For making it as fun as always” and revealed the pics will be in Hola! USA. It’s unclear right now how her robe related to the tennis court background.
What do you think of Eva’s photoshoot struggles? Let us know in the comments!
Photo credit: INSTARImages