Meghan Trainor.Photo: Courtesy
Meghan Trainoris keeping it real when it comes to pregnancy life.
On April 25, the “Mother” singer, 29, will releaseDear Future Mama, a guide to pregnancy, birth and new motherhood that she wrote after welcoming her 2-year-oldson Rileywith her husband,Spy Kidsactor Daryl Sabara, 30.
But before the book drops, Trainor — who is nowexpecting her second childwith Sabara — opened up to PEOPLE, gettingverycandid about her her first pregnancy and how life changed after. See: Trainor revealing that Sabara shaved her legs when her bump got too big.
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Meghan Trainor and son Riley.Meghan Trainor and son Riley.Meghan Trainor and son Riley.PHOTO: CourtesyMeghan Trainor and son Riley.PHOTO: Courtesy
Meghan Trainor and son Riley.Meghan Trainor and son Riley.
Meghan Trainor and son Riley.
Meghan Trainor and son Riley.PHOTO: CourtesyMeghan Trainor and son Riley.PHOTO: Courtesy
In fact, “He shavedeverything,” Trainor tells PEOPLE of Sabara, whomshe wedin 2018. “For the C-section, I don’t know why, but I was like, ‘I want a clear path. I want nothing in the way, so make sure it’s gorgeous down there,’ so they could see everything. And he did that for me.”
Trainor adds: “I told him yesterday, ‘I’m at that point where I can’t see, I can’t reach, I can’t bend.’ He’ll do anything for me. And I’m finally at a place where when I have to get up to pee, I say, ‘Push,’ and Daryl rolls me off [the bed].”
And Sabara’s support has only continued into parenting — especially when Trainor was recovering after delivering Riley via C-section.
Meghan Trainor & Daryl Sabara.Courtesy of Meghan Trainor
“He changed my diapers, he would take the bloody underwear for me and throw it away… I had a C-section; how do I bend down to pick up my underwear and my diapers? Because you have to wear diapers after,” Trainor says. “I was like, ‘Daryl, I got to pee, come with me.’ And some husbands, some couples we talk to, they’re like, ‘He did what?’ And I’m like, ‘Well, how else would I get them up?’ I don’t get it. I’m like, ‘How do people survive without a Daryl?'”
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And she and Sabara can’t wait for Riley to have a sibling.
“I look at my husband and go, ‘We are so lucky,'” says Trainor. “I’m the best version of me. Each kid’s going to bring a new version of me that I think is going to be badass — so I need four, at least!”
source: people.com
