Married to Danilo Joan for six years, Nadja Haddad froze the embryos and strengthened her desire to become a mother
Known for running “Bake Off Brasil”, SBT’s reality pastry show, Nadja Haddad she faced public pressure for pregnancy. At the age of 41, the presenter, married for six years to Danilo Joan, reinforced her dream of becoming a mother and froze the embryos.
“I want to be a mother. I froze the embryos because I already have an age that they consider to be at risk. When my husband and I want it, let’s move on, because thank God I’m healthy and he is too, but it was our choice for family planning. We wanted to go out with someone, take a walk, work hard, because having a child changes your life plan forever. It’s an eternal project, so if you can prepare yourself except in fear, get ready, because it’s really something we really want, “he commented in an interview with Metrópoles.
“Let it come when we feel good, safe and calm. They are there, frozen, and at the right time it will happen,” he added.
While Nadja is dedicated to the eighth season of the competition, launched last Saturday 6, Danilo is serving his second term as mayor of Cajamar, in Sao Paulo.
The pressure to become a mother
For the presenter, the preparation for maternity was only possible in the face of so much reflection and complicity with the loved one, who, at first, did not understand the discomfort of his wife in front of the interrogation.
“In the past, this has bothered me a lot. ‘So, aren’t you going to have a child?’. I was very distressed and outraged, because I think every woman should have her time, her choices., I said,” It’s normal, people don’t think so, “so that’s okay,” Nadja said.
“But this psychological pressure is not pleasant or respectful of women and couples, because everyone has choices and health problems. Not everyone can. It’s funny that women pay a lot. Men pay a lot less. Nobody accuses! to my husband: ‘So, aren’t you going to be a father?’ He didn’t quite understand why I was angry at the time. to women who want to have children and have no health or conditions. Imagine the suffering of these women. People need to have more empathy, don’t keep insisting, “she said.
Source: Terra
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