Judi Love had the Loose Women panel in stitches today after she recalled the moment she watched her birth video with her mother-in-law!
She explained how her mother-in-law was taking extra care of her as she went through pregnancy, labour and a newborn while also grieving her mother.
‘We had the baby, and my mother-in-law at the time was trying to make sure it was nice, so we decided we were all going to sit down and watch the birth together.’ She went on: ‘We wanted to reminisce!’ It was his nanny, ‘ joking they had also invited the next-door neighbours and neighbourhood children to watch.
Her fellow panelists dissolved into laughter, with Denise screaming with laughter at Judi’s description – but she wasn’t finished yet.‘It was just zooming in, and it was crowning and it was zooming in and zooming in – it was so bad, and it was so uncomfortable because we was sitting there going “Okay.”
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