Baby Margaretha Pregnant with Second Child During Covid-19 Pandemic, Already Seven Months In

Kapanlagi.com - Happiness comes from the beautiful artist Baby Margaretha. The star of the film MISTERI CIPULARANG is currently pregnant with her second child from her marriage to Christian Bradach, an Austrian businessman. Currently, Baby Margaretha's pregnancy is already seven months along.

"I am currently pregnant, already seven months along. If this second child is a girl, it's already known," said Baby Margaretha to Kapanlagi.com, Wednesday (3/2/2021).

1. Expected Due Date in April

It is estimated that Baby Margaretha and Christian Bradach's second child will be born in April 2021. Coinciding with Baby Margaretha's birthday. However, since she will give birth naturally, the timing calculation may change.

"The Estimated Due Date is April 1, 2021, which is my birthday, but usually with natural childbirth, the timing can be earlier," said Baby.

2. Worried at First

Baby Margaretha admitted to having concerns about being pregnant during the Covid-19 pandemic. What worries her is approaching the childbirth process because she has to wait for the swab test results.

"Yes, there is a little worry. But so far, I have followed the existing health protocols. I'm also a bit afraid because before giving birth, I have to take a swab test. I'm sure I will be anxious waiting for the swab results while the baby is about to be born. But hopefully everything goes smoothly and everyone stays healthy," she said.

3. More Spoiled

Since being pregnant with her second child, Baby Margaretha admitted that her first child, Sidney, who is now two years old, has become more spoiled than before.

"Sidney has been very fussy, unlike before. He knows that he will have a sibling, so he becomes more spoiled," Baby concluded.

4. Remember Mother's Message

The pandemic is not over yet, KLovers must not be careless about implementing health protocols. #RememberMother'sMessage because the Covid-19 pandemic is still ongoing. Remember to wash your hands regularly, wear a mask, and maintain social distance to protect yourself from exposure to the coronavirus.

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