Hailey Bieber Reveals Her Biggest Pregnancy Craving: 'You're Not Allowed To Judge'
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The model announced her pregnancy last week, and is already sharing what that entails — particularly in the kitchen.
Hailey Bieber seems to be relishing her pregnancy — and all the odd cravings that come with it.
The model announced last week that she and her husband, singer Justin Bieber, are expecting their first child, and she’s already sharing what that entails when it comes to her newfound appetite.
“Currently my biggest craving,” Bieber wrote on her Instagram Story on Wednesday. “Egg salad on top of a pickle with hot sauce and no, you’re not allowed to judge!!”
While that recipe might turn some stomachs, a 2014 study in the Frontiers in Psychology journal concluded that more than half of all pregnant women experience cravings for specific foods, due to rapid hormonal changes or the additional blood production during pregnancy.
Research suggests that comfort food cravings during pregnancy could indicate the mother needs additional fat while the baby’s brain is expanding.
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