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(Image via Getty: Hallie Aiono and Puka Nacua)
The first Instagram story snapshot, posted by Hallie Aiono, Puka Nacua’s former girlfriend, is a mirror selfie taken at three months pregnant, in which she is wearing a red bikini.
The caption reads: “3 months pregnant, I really thought I had a huge bump.” The next snapshot, also a mirror selfie taken six months later, is captioned: “9 months pregnant, Everyone telling me I look “tiny.” A little footer for the second mirror selfie read—“and that’s on ✨body dysmorphia✨.”
Los Angeles Rams WR Puka Nacua’s former girlfriend Hallie Aiono celebrated a baby shower with her California family and friends
A week before posting the mirror selfies, Hallie Aiono—Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua’s former girlfriend—celebrated a baby shower with her California family and friends.
Aiono revealed the name of her baby—the first letter (Baby K).
(Image via Hallie Aiono IG story/hallieaiono)
She shared eight snapshots from her white-sky-blue themed baby shower on Instagram and captioned them: “Celebrated Baby K yesterday with my California family and friends🩵 my sisters are THE BEST party throwers, I am so lucky they put yesterday together to shower us with so much love at CAFE BEBE. Sid and Tay have carried me and my son through this whole pregnancy and have showed up for me in my darkest, most vulnerable times consistently.
My son is so lucky to have them as his aunties, and I can’t wait for him to experience their unconditional love forever.
I am so grateful to have these opportunities to be reminded of how many people I have in my corner who have checked on and supported me and my son these past nine months. Thank you to everyone who showered us with love yesterday. I will never take for granted any opportunity to celebrate my son. I can’t wait to meet you, my sweet boy🩵”Now, one week after the baby shower, Aiono shared the mirror selfies with the caption, “body dysmorphia.”
(Image via Hallie Aiono IG story/hallieaiono)
What is body dysmorphia?
Cleveland Clinic calls body dysmorphia a condition that disrupts how you see and feel about your own body and appearance, causing you to view your own physical appearance unfairly. The thoughts and feelings about your appearance can consume you and influence your thoughts and actions.Mayo Clinic calls body dysmorphia a condition in which you can’t stop thinking about one or more perceived defects or flaws in your appearance—a flaw that appears minor or can’t be seen by others.
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