10 Facts about Chelsea Olivia's Second Pregnancy, Craving for Pete - Afraid to go to the Hospital

Kapanlagi.com - Good news comes from the beautiful actress Chelsea Olivia. Yes, some time ago she announced her second pregnancy. Now, her pregnancy has entered the 5th month.

"Now it's been 18 weeks, which is 4 months, going into the 5th month," she said when met at her residence on Friday (5/6) last week.

Chelsea's pregnancy was indeed surprising, as she had hidden the happy news for months. Now, at least some facts about Chelsea's second pregnancy have been revealed. What are they?

1. More Fussy

Chelsea Olivia and family © Rio Motret

According to Chelsea, this second pregnancy is very different from her first pregnancy with Nastusha, her eldest. The difference is that Chelsea becomes more fussy.

"When it comes to Nastusha, many people say that I look like a pregnant cow. It means that there's no feeling of being pregnant. But with this second pregnancy, there's morning sickness, nausea, dizziness, and mood swings," she said.

2. Craving for Pete

Chelsea Olivia and family © Rio Motret

Like most pregnant women, Chelsea also experiences cravings. Yes, this time she even managed to surprise Glenn Alinskie. Because Chelsea, who never liked pete (a type of vegetable), suddenly craves it a lot.

"Chelsea is craving for pete, craving for what, there were some really strange signs that made us suspicious. You know, we've been dating for 13 years and she never liked pete, but suddenly she wants pete," explained Glenn.

3. Keep the Gender a Secret

Chelsea Olivia and family © Rio Motret

Entering the 5th month of pregnancy, Chelsea has already done an ultrasound. However, she is still reluctant to reveal the gender of the baby.

"Of course, we've done the ultrasound. It's already the fifth month. Maybe it will be a surprise, the gender of our second child. Let's just pray that the most important thing is that the baby is healthy, and the mommy is healthy," said Chelsea.

4. Nastusha is Ready to be a Big Sister

Chelsea Olivia and family © Rio Motret

This pregnancy was initially a concern that it would make Nastusha, who is still a toddler, jealous. However, she is actually ready to be a big sister.

"Luckily, Nastusha is not jealous at all. Because we also thought, even though we were really scared to have a second child because we were worried about Nastusha being jealous or not, it turns out Nastusha is ready. We see that every day Nastusha is more and more ready to be a big sister. That's why we decided to have a second child in 2020," explained Chelsea.

5. Nastusha's Dreams

Chelsea Olivia and family © Rio Motret

Nastusha is not only ready to become a big sister, but she also has dreams of doing activities with her future sibling.

"Nastusha has been dreaming about it, like when the baby comes out, she wants to buy pizza for the baby or take him/her swimming. So, it seems like Nastusha is the one who is most excited and waiting for the baby," Chelsea continued.

6. Not Many Preparations

Chelsea Olivia and family © Rio Motret

Being in the fifth month of her second pregnancy, Chelsea admitted that she hasn't bought any items for the little one.

"Honestly, because it's still four months away from the fifth month, we haven't bought any items for the baby yet. Maybe now, Glenn is preparing the name for the second child. Hehe," said Chelsea.

7. Excessive Stress at One Point

Chelsea Olivia and family © Rio Motret

Going through pregnancy during the Covid-19 pandemic is not easy for Chelsea. She admitted to experiencing excessive stress and fear.

"I was really, really, really scared. So at the beginning of my pregnancy, I was really, really scared to the point where I was stressed and couldn't sleep, I was really scared," she said.

8. Experienced Contractions and Couldn't Go to the Doctor

Chelsea Olivia and family © Rio Motret

The Covid-19 pandemic prevented Chelsea from freely going to the doctor. She even experienced contractions but still couldn't go to the doctor.

"So I had contractions for almost five consecutive days and couldn't go to the doctor. So I WhatsApped the doctor, and the doctor just gave me medicine. It was that difficult," said Chelsea.

9. Give Advice Not to Get Pregnant First

Experience the difficulty of getting pregnant during the Covid-19 pandemic, Chelsea even advises her friends not to get pregnant first.

"I even told them. If possible, postpone the pregnancy. Don't get pregnant now. Because as pregnant women, we become very paranoid," she explained.

10. Afraid of Going to the Hospital

No wonder Chelsea gives such advice, because she herself admits to being afraid of giving birth in a hospital, especially during this Covid-19 pandemic.

"Nowadays, the fear is not about giving birth anymore, but because oh my god I have to give birth in a hospital where I will meet a lot of people, you know. So the paranoia is really severe, please pray," Chelsea concluded.

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