Megyn Kelly

She was in Gone Girl.

She has 28 million Instagram followers.

And she's out now with...

this new magazine piece in New York Magazine's The Cut.

And it's entitled Mother Effer.

After becoming a single mom, I began compulsively dating in order to figure out what kind of woman I wanted to be.

The cover of the piece shows her topless.

She's got a top on, but it's open and her breasts are hanging out.

And it looks like a real baby, but we're told it's actually a doll who she has posed as though he's breastfeeding off of one of her breasts.

And the whole piece is about how after she gave birth to her son, six months later, she and her husband stopped having sex.

And she became the thing she never wanted to be, which was a single mother.

And she writes about this process in the most vile and crude terms.

I mean, honestly, I don't even know if I can read her description of having her son.

She makes it so disgusting and awful.

I think most women remember some pain around the birth, but when you ask them about the birth...

They might say, oh, yeah, I was in a lot of pain.

But then the very, very next thing they'd say is how wonderful the baby is and what it's like to become a mother and the miracle of that first moment.

That's not really how she describes it.

She's talking a lot about what happened down south in Rio that needed to be mended up later after the fact.

So she talks now about how she –