Reality Star Noya Arieli Reveals She Suffered Postpartum Depression
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Reality TV personality Noya Arieli revealed she suffered from severe postpartum depression six months after giving birth to her son. She described hormonal changes, body image struggles, and the constant demands of new motherhood as major challenges. Arieli found relief by reintroducing pre-motherhood routines like exercise and meeting friends. Her partner, Dor Taub, previously spoke about the strain on their relationship due to the baby's arrival.
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- Noya Arieli revealed she suffered from severe postpartum depression six months after giving birth.
- She described hormonal changes and constant caregiving as overwhelming challenges.
- Arieli found recovery through reintroducing familiar routines and exercise.
- Her partner, Dor Taub, had previously discussed the strain on their relationship.
- The couple welcomed their first child, Sean Samson, earlier this year.
Six months after giving birth to her first child, reality TV personality Noya Arieli has opened up about her difficult postpartum experience. The 30-year-old shared in a new Instagram Q&A session that she suffered from severe depression following the birth of her son, Sean Samson.
Arieli described the challenges of adjusting to new motherhood, including hormonal changes, body image issues, and the constant demands of caring for a newborn. "Your body is not your own, you are busy around the clock," she stated, detailing struggles with breastfeeding and her son's gas. She admitted, "What postpartum blues? I was depressed, wow, what depression I had."
She explained that her condition has since improved, attributing her recovery to reintroducing familiar routines from her pre-motherhood life, such as going out, exercising, and meeting friends. These small comforts helped her regain a sense of normalcy.
Arieli's candidness echoes sentiments previously shared by her partner, Dor Taub. In a July interview, Taub acknowledged that the birth of their son had strained their relationship, making him feel sidelined. However, he also expressed empathy for Arieli's overwhelming experience, noting her lack of sleep and constant worry for their child.
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