Francesca Farago and Jesse Sullivan have welcomed their twins, a girl and a boy. Farago documented the journey of their kids’ birth on social media in a series of Snapchat stories. In some of her post-delivery updates, she opened up about her experience after having a c-section. Meanwhile, Sullivan is also a dad to 16-year-old Arlo from a previous relationship.
Francesca Farago opens up on her c-section delivery
Farago took to her Snapchat to document her C-section delivery. She has been open about her IVF journey and also shared some of the health scares that she went through during her pregnancy. In her delivery updates, the star shared she was rushed into an emergency C-section as the baby boy had “no fluid left.”
Farago recalled, “They’re like, ‘We’re taking these babies out right this second.'” She shared she “didn’t even have time to think.” Despite the several complications, Francesca Farago and Jesse Sullivan thankfully welcomed their twins on November 11. After the babies arrived, she continued to share updates on Snapchat.
The actor shared details of the day including her “plan of care,” meals, and more. In a further update, she opened up about a complication during the delivery and shared that she had a blood clot in her uterus. Farago added that the doctor had to remove it manually. The new mother said, “It was still the worst pain I ever felt in my entire life.”
Francesca Farago also shared in her Snapchat stories that she could not comprehend what was happening when the twins came out as she was on a heavy painkiller. While it was like a “blur” to her, the now mother of two continued to gush over her “perfect, so sweet, so cute,” babies.
The star recalled it was “so overwhelming” when the twins were brought to her. She also admitted that she was still “terrified.” However, Sullivan mentioned that he tried to comfort her when she was scared.
Later, Farago detailed the twins’ initial features and shared she did not have names for them yet. The star also shared snaps of the couple having skin-to-skin contact with newborn babies.
