Scarlett Moffatt reveals ‘real’ post-pregnancy body with ‘spots galore’ and ‘ginormous J-cup jugs’ after giving birth

SCARLETT Moffatt has opened up about her ‘real’ post-pregnancy body with ‘spots galore’ and ‘ginormous J-cup jugs’.

The former Gogglebox star, 33, welcomed her son Jude into the world in June last year.

Since then the star has loved sharing her journey into motherhood on social media.

Today she opened up about how her body has changed since having her baby boy.

Chatting to camera while sat in her car, Scarlett said: “I want to talk seriously about what happens after you give birth.

“I feel like I was lulled into a false sense of security because I felt glowing Jude is now nearly eight months and all of a sudden, all of the things that everyone said would happen after I gave birth, are happening now.”

The new mum then went on to list the changes she’s gone through.

Scarlett explained: “What is this hair? It’s like I’ve got a little fringe, but that’s not a fringe, that’s just where baby hairs and my hair is like snapping.

“Hormonal chin of like spots galore…

“And I went and got my boobs measured yesterday for some new bras because all my bras don’t fit and I’m a 34 or 36 J cup.

“That’s J for jugs. J for ginormous jugs.”

Scarlett and fiance Scott Dobinson became parents for the first time last year.

In February 2023 the couple announced the happy news they were expecting and Scarlett gave birth in June that year.

The pair, who have been together since 2019, briefly split in 2021, but got back together 24 hours later.

They got engaged in November last year.

But Scarlett had been trying for a baby for quite some time before falling pregnant.

Speaking to Giovanna Fletcher on the Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast, she explained: “We booked to see a fertility doctor to check to see that everything was OK.

“That was for November, and on my birthday in October I remember blowing my birthday candles out and wishing that it would happen, like, ‘I really wish that I could have a baby’.

“Then two weeks later I found out that I was pregnant.

“It was a nice feeling emailing the fertility doctor, cancelling the appointment.”

The reality star had been trying “for a long time” and “self-diagnosed”.

She said: “I’ve been with Scott for nearly five years.

“We were trying for a long time.

“I think a lot of women do this.

“I self-diagnosed myself, like, ‘Maybe I can’t have children, because it isn’t happening . . . ”