Charlotte Dawson opens up about her post-partum weight gain as she shares before and after clips of her changing figure
The daughter of late comedian Les Dawson, 32, welcomed her third baby, Gigi Dawson Sarsfield, in March.
Reality star Charlotte has been very open about her weight over the years, and how her body has changed after each of her three pregnancies with sons Noah, four, and Jude, one, and daughter Gigi, four months.
Updating fans on Wednesday, Charlotte promoted her Belleh Blaster plan with a weight comparison post.
She shared a before and after clip of her body where she could be seen slimmed down after hitting the gym following the birth of Noah on the left.
Meanwhile on the right Charlotte could be seen shaking her body, and described her belly as the 'funkiest it's ever been'.
She wrote: 'It's a reverse Before & After guys - my fave! The pic on the left was after Noah (well not straight after cos I had a very chunkeh but funkeh belleh!)
'I really took my time getting back into shape cos I wanted to enjoy being a new mum and not put pressure on myself to snap back into my jeans. Ffs!! And the same with Jude too.
'But when the time was right my fabulous Belleh Blaster plan got me there and in total I lost something proper bonkers like 6 Stone!! It doesn't even look like me hahah I showed Noah he said who's that.'
Charlotte continued: 'This time with Gigi my belleh is the funkiest it's ever been!! But I'm not rushing anything so I've just started with my Post Natal plan. Trying to get ma belleh muscles to move back together!
'But then I'll be onto Beginner Blaster. I've already started with the eating plan (adding an extra 500 calories cos am breast feeding).'
It comes after Charlotte hit back at cruel trolls who have been telling her to lose weight.
Last week, Charlotte could be seen holding baby Gigi while wearing a pink dressing gown as she looks at herself and grabs her stomach, lip syncing to 'Oh my god what is that.'
She then takes off the dressing gown so is just wearing her black bra and pants before starting to dance and lip syncing 'Oh it's a bad b***h.'
She shared a before and after clip of her body where she could be seen slimmed down after hitting the gym following the birth of Noah on the left
Charlotte captioned the snap: 'Just about to take me Makey off n get into bed .. and had a thought.
'When tw** heads ask me 'Have you not lost weight yet?' She's only 4 months old for one, and secondly CHUFF OFF ….'
Fellow reality star Lateysha Grace said: 'Sexy mama ! All you're kids are identical to each other too ! So cute ❤️❤️❤️❤️.'
Fans of the star shared supportive comments as they praised her for being an 'inspiration'.
They commented: 'U r literally the best female inspiration. When pregnant to post pregnancy and just normal life in general ❤️,';
'Imagine sending gross messages to this woman and she's there living a lovely life with three cute kids and dancing in her undies… what a queen,';
'Love this and you ❤️,'; 'Haters gunna hate Babes - your just perfect,';
'Normal post baby weight is a sign that your priority is looking after your babies & not worrying about your image. Well done mama, you're doing a Grand job!';
'Mines 4 years and I'm only losing the weight now cause I put myself on a diet! Sometimes we don't bounce back and thats okay. You're beautiful!';
'I bloody love it!! Go girl!! You should be so proud of that beautiful amazing body that grew 3 amazing beautiful babies!! Your are so genuine and real.! I love it!! Swit swoo!!xx,';
'I needed this so desperately. THANK YOU for this reminder!! I had my baby in March & I keep just beating myself up for not 'bouncing back' like everyone else.. but I've not given myself an ounce of grace or love, so thank you ❤️.'
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