Latto is opening up about a moment that pushed her limits in a way she never expected. While fans know the rapper for her confidence and fearless personality, she recently revealed there was one experience that had her questioning just how much she could handle.
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Latto Spills Tea About Her Birth Experience
During a recent interview with Capital XTRA, Latto shared details about her birth story and the reality of going into labor. When asked about something that surprised her about the experience, Latto quickly responded, “Maybe the pain!” She explained that she originally went into the process hoping for an unmedicated water birth, before admitting, “Girl, please. Girl, please. Yeah. No.”
Big Mama Details The Moment Labor Got Real
Latto went on to describe how she made it to 8 centimeters before the intensity became overwhelming. The rapper recalled reaching a point where she was screaming, “Get me the f**k out this pool,” before ultimately requesting an epidural. She also admitted that she believed she had a high pain tolerance, making the reality of the moment even more unexpected for her.
Latto Reveals Her Thoughts On Another Baby
Latto also opened up about whether she sees herself having another child in the future. While the rapper admitted she’s still unsure, she shared that her daughter has made the experience unforgettable, saying, “I don’t know. I don’t know. She’s so perfect, like I would, but then I’d be like oof.” Latto reflected on how becoming a mom was both an incredible and challenging moment, describing it as “the best day of my life, but the most painful day of my life too.” She added that she plans to wait until she gets “older” before revisiting the idea of expanding her family.
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