The singer and model was photographed with her baby for the cover of British Vogue, and told the magazine she was in “floods of tears” on the phone to her mum, when she found out she was having a baby girl. She told the magazine that a rap playlist, and the support of her fiance, Robert Pattinson, had got her through the birth, but added she had a “shocking” realisation when she found out how often her baby needed to be breastfed. Waterhouse said: “Every two hours.
I was alarmed in the hospital when they kept waking me up. I was like, Excuse me? Is this what this entails? “He was there with me and like all dads, he was really nervous, but for someone who’s quite an anxious person, he’s been very calm.” The 32-year-old, who will release her second album, Memoir Of A Sparklemuffin, on Friday September 13, said she and Pattinson had planned the baby, despite the fact she has an upcoming tour which the baby will need to accompany her on.
She added: “One day we looked at each other and said: ‘Well, this is as ready as we’re going to be.’ I was like: ‘What can make more chaos?'” Waterhouse said she had undertaken minimal preparation for the baby, taking no antenatal classes, instead opting for baby books which she did not get time to read. The Hammersmith-born model said: “I really had no concept that there was a baby inside me.
Like, I knew that was the case, but I was like: ‘What do you mean? That’s insane.'” Waterhouse said the only thing sh.
