Friday 10 June 2022 10:55 PM Ashley Graham takes a selfie while breastfeeding her five-month-old twins trends now
Ashley Graham shared a photo of herself simultaneously nursing her five-month-old twins boys Roman and Malachi, whom she welcomed in January.
As she breastfed her two little boys, the 34-year-old supermodel could be seen sitting down on a grey chair while snapping a makeup-free selfie.
'Tired. but we’re here,' she captioned the picture, which showed her resting her head on her hand as she sported her dark locks in a messy bun.
Breastfeeding: Ashley Graham shared a photo of herself simultaneously nursing her five-month-old twins boys Roman and Malachi, who she welcomed in January
In the snap, she could be seen wearing a black tank, pulled up to feed her, a gold chain necklace and matching earrings.
Her post comes less than a month after she revealed that she almost died from a horrific hemorrhage while giving birth to her twins.
In an incredibly candid essay for Glamour that their birth was anything but simple after going into labor while on the toilet at 3:45 a.m.
Terrifying: Her post comes less than a month after she revealed that she almost died from a horrific hemorrhage while giving birth to her twins
Bundles of joy: Graham, 34, welcomed her twins with her husband, Justin Ervin, 35, back in January. They are pictured together in November
Shortly after the twins arrived, she suddenly began bleeding and quickly lost consciousness, forcing her birthing team to spring to action in a desperate attempt to save her life.
The horrifying incident left her bed ridden for four days and unable to walk for a week.
She added that the aftermath of nearly losing her life was 'deeply overwhelming,' and that the whole experience changed her relationship with her body once and for all, stripping her of the confidence and positivity that launched her career as the world's first plus-size supermodel.
Terrifying: But according to the model, after successfully delivering the babies at home, she suddenly began bleeding profusely and lost consciousness. She is pictured with her twins
'The night I gave birth to the twins, I hemorrhaged,' she recalled.
'It was 2 a.m. when my contractions started. At 3:45 a.m. I went to the toilet thinking I needed the bathroom, and Malachi came out just as my doula was arriving, in time to bring him into the world.'
Roman was born two hours and seven minutes later, and at first, Graham said she and her husband - who also share son Isaac, two - as well as her 'skilled' and 'intelligent' team of doctors 'were all celebrating.'
'We couldn’t believe that my labor lasted just three and a half hours, and I was feeling so incredibly grateful to this team of skilled, intelligent and trained professionals around me, who were there for me when I had Isaac, and were now with me again for the twins,' she gushed.
However, their excitement soon turned to fear, when Graham suddenly collapsed.
She added that the aftermath of nearly losing her life was 'deeply overwhelming,' and that the whole experience changed her relationship with her body. She is pictured after giving birth
'The next thing you know, I looked at my midwife and I said, “I don’t feel good. I think I need to lay down,” and I blacked out,' she recalled.
'All I can remember is feeling a light touch on my cheek, which I found out later was actually somebody smacking the
