![]() The moment I posted my picture, I set my account to private. Save the DVF dress, I hated everything I wore. In terms of the reveal, I simply posted a headless mirror shot on Instagram in which I gently lifted my tracksuit to show a tiny bump. During my pregnancy, I wore clothes that rearranged themselves around my changing shape: jeans with elasticated waistbands from Topshop, a Diane von Furstenberg wrap dress given to me by a colleague and various billowing dresses in plissé fabrics from Asos, which I gave to a charity shop as soon as I was able to walk again. This is, however, where our similarity ends. Our timeline tracks quite nicely – Rihanna looks set to give birth in early summer, like I did, so is dealing with the difficult coat-over-bump phase. When I was pregnant in 2019, I did not look like Rihanna. Everyone else called her a pregnant businesswoman. Halfway through her performance, she knowingly blotted her nose with Invisimatte Instant Setting & Blotting Powder by her beauty brand, Fenty. One fast-fashion brand paid $14m dollars for two adverts to be aired during the event. ![]() It’s alien to us in the UK, but the Super Bowl is as much a lucrative billboard for brands as it is a sporting event. ‘Awol Erizku’s Botticelli-like portrait of Beyoncé pregnant with twins became the most liked photograph on Instagram in 2017.’ Photograph: Beyonce/Instagram/PA ![]()
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