"Natural child birth is the hardest thing I've done in my life!"- OAP Maria Okan

OAP, Maria Okan who was said to be pregnant for singer Olamide has disclosed that going through the pains of natural birth, is the hardest thing she has done in her life so far and she is never trying it again.

She revealed this while showing off her amazing post-baby body just nine days after birthing her baby girl Asaiah Monifé Maria.

She wrote:
“After 4.5 days of labour and pushing her out without pain relief, it’s time to finally  celebrate my baby!!! Momma, grandmas, and friends how did y’all do it? The hardest thing I’ve done in my life! ‘Natural birth’ is not for me and I won’t be trying that again. Epidural and I got a future meeting”
She looks amazing.

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