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Inno Manchidi opens up about her second pregnancy journey

After welcoming her second child, South African actress Inno Manchidi has opened up about her pregnancy journey. The former Muvhango star is known for giving followers glimpses into her family life alongside her husband, Mpho Manchidi. 

Also see: Innocentia Manchidi announces second pregnancy

A challenging but smooth journey 

Taking to her YouTube channel, Inno gave fans a raw and emotional look into her pregnancy.  As reported by Daily Sun, she described her pregnancy journey as smooth but also challenging, as it came with constant fatigue.

According to the actress, although the pregnancy wasn’t medically complicated, she was constantly exhausted. As a result, it was difficult for her to document her journey as in-depth as she did with her first pregnancy.

“This time around, the nausea stopped towards mid-second trimester. Fatigue never stopped. I was just tired throughout this pregnancy. That’s why I don’t even have much pregnancy content,” she explained.

Also see: Practical tips to get your spark back after pregnancy

An answered prayer 

Acknowledging the challenges, the actress highlighted that her second pregnancy was very different to her first. However, she was less anxious this time around since she knew what to expect.

As she reflected on her delivery, Inno shared that she is grateful for a smooth birth and recovery, as well as for living in answered prayers.

“I’m so grateful everything went well. Baby and mommy are good. I can finally get some sleep,” she said.

Inno continues to inspire many South Africans who have followed her journey both on and off screen. The current chapter of her life appears to be one filled with gratitude, growth and the joy of family.

Also see: Happy 1 year anniversary to Mpho and Innocentia Manchidi!

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