Aisling Bea, known for comedy shows Living With Yourself and This Way Up, announced the arrival of her first baby into the world with a hilarious review of the 'negatives' and 'positives'
The 40-year-old actress, known for comedy shows Living With Yourself and This Way Up, posted a 'one star' review of being pregnant, as she listed off the highs and lows of her journey to motherhood.
She shared a slew of pictures of her baby bump, and a final image of her child, lying on her chest, to Instagram on Monday. While welcoming her baby, she compared pregnancy to staying at a hotel. READ MORE: Supermarket shoppers finally learn trick to unlock trolleys without a coin Aisling also vented her frustration at people telling her "all the pain" is a "privilege" and would be "worth it in the end", and added that she had more awareness of climate change and experienced boredom during this period.
However, among the few positives she listed were that the baths were "quite nice", and she had "lots of help with bags", along with a kebab shop giving her extra chips free of charge.
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