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Influencer Trisha Paytas is getting real about her postpartum body.
The mom of three is currently on her Trishmas Live holiday tour, performing at seven venues around the U.S. and Canada ahead of Christmas.
As videos of Paytas performing on the tour began to circulate online, the comments sections began to fill with questions and comments about her body.
Some commenters were convinced Paytas was pregnant for the fourth time while others were simply tearing her down for wearing a crop top on stage.
Paytas decided it was time to address the rumors head-on in a new TikTok.
“Hey guys, I’m mommy and this is Aquaman,” Paytas said, holding her smiling infant son in her arms. “Coming at you with a PSA: no, I’m not pregnant. I just had a baby four months ago and my organs have not shifted down yet.”
“Will they ever shift down? We don’t know,” Paytas continued jokingly. “But waist trainers have just not been comfortable for me lately, so this is what we’re working with.”
Paytas then addressed the online comments specifically.
“I have seen a lot of discourse lately about my body, okay?” she said. “You know what? Yeah, my body has changed [...] But this is my body. It was home to this baby and his two sisters, and it is what it is. And that’s it!”
In the comments Paytas’ fans praised her for being real.
“Thisssss is what we need. In a world of ozempic bodies we just want what’s real,” one fan shared.
“That body housed 3 beautiful babies!! And immediately went on broadway and then on tour! You’ve been booked and busy postpartum,” another fan commented.
Paytas also posted a selfie of her and her son on Instagram to reiterate the message to her fans there.
In the caption, she quoted a recent post from fellow mom and influencer Nara Smith, saying, “Aquaman and mommy 🙏caption from @naraaziza words it perfectly how I’m feeling 5 months postpartum ☺️‘women’s bodies are pure magic- divinely designed to create, grow and nurture life. we become the bridge between heaven and earth guiding life into this world. With that our bodies transform and stretch. I used to feel the need to bend and force it back into how it used to look only to realize that it has been home to four other bodies. This final stage is filled with grace and slowing down 🤍’”
