Joanne McNally

Which is admirable.

Yeah.

And I could only, I'd love to have an ounce of it.

So if you train every day, put the work in,

every day that I couldn't be arsed doing that you do, then you are going to bounce back when you are postpartum.

And that's because there's been a lot of work put in before that.

So you shouldn't be made feel shit about yourself because your body, and inverted commas, bounce back because I don't really know, like it's so subjective, whatever that means.

But the reason is because you train every, you're training every day.

So like, Grant, you deserve it.

You deserve it.

I don't train every day.

If I got pregnant, when I say, I'd be in a Miu Miu for three years.

But there's also nothing wrong with that.

And that's fine.

Exactly.

I can't expect to bounce back when I put no work in previously to getting pregnant.

Like, that's not how it works.

You shouldn't be embarrassed or ashamed about the fact that your body, in inverted commas, bounces back after pregnancy because you are training like a motherfucker

before you're pregnant.

And that's what it is.