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Beyonce reveals she had emergency C-section
NEW YORK (AP) — Beyonce reveals she had an emergency Caesarean section when she delivered her twins.
The singer, in a series of essays in September's Vogue magazine, says she was 218 pounds and was swollen from toxemia. The 36-year-old says they spent many weeks in intensive care and her husband, Jay Z, was "such a strong support system."
She says she put pressure on herself to lose weight in the three months after the birth of her first child. But after the twins, she approached things differently.
Beyonce says she has a "little mommy pouch" and she's in no rush to get rid of it.
She says it's important for her to help open doors for younger artists. Her photo is the first Vogue cover to be shot by an African American photographer.