Rachel Stevens tells about suffering from the baby blues, and admits motherhood is overwhelming at times…
new! Magazine haven’t had a good old chinwag with singer Rachel Stevens for ages.
And since Rachel Stevens’ daughter Amelie has just turned one, they decided it was about time they had a catch-up.
Having wed her property-developer husband Alex Bourne in August 2009, the 33 year old gave birth in November last year and has spent the last 12 months navigating the tricky world of motherhood.
Here, the former Strictly Come Dancing star opens up about how becoming a parent has affected her relationship, getting back in shape and her big comeback plans…
Amelie was one last week. How did you celebrate?
We had a big party with family a few days before and, on the actual day, we had a little tea party. We bought her a walker as she is just starting to pull herself up, and a xylophone.
How are you finding life as a mum?
I love it. It’s a massive learning experience and is so overwhelming for the first three months. I didn’t know what I was doing but I had loads of support.
Rachel Stevens has been quite quiet on the career front since becoming a mother but she is back fronting a new capaign for Baileys.
he songs are available as free downloads from children’s food firm Ella’s Kitchen following research which showed that engaging with fruit and vegetables outside meal-times encouraged them to eat.
It may not look dignified, but it’s a pose every mother and father will be familiar with.







