Meteorologist Anniina Valtonen hints that the body changes during pregnancy also affect her clothing.
Anniina Valtonen says that a brightly colored dress has usually cheered her up. Tiia Heiskanen
Half past six meteorologist known from the program Anniina Valtonen33, says Instagram-in her publication about the changes in her wardrobe during her pregnancy. There are two pictures in the post where Valtonen is smiling on the air wearing a pink dress before and during the pregnancy.
The meteorologist is a little sad that the dress in question will stay in the closet to wait for life after giving birth.
– My credit dress will take a well-deserved break after this weather broadcast. This dress is a flea market find from years ago. It has served in moments when there is a clothing crisis or when you are tired and don’t know what to wear for broadcast, he writes in his post.
– The dress has never had to be ironed, so on busy days you can just slip it on, knowing that it will look presentable on screen. It has also cheered up many times with its lovely shade of pink, he adds.
Valtonen announced her pregnancy at the beginning of August. During the same month, the meteorologist announced on his Instagram account that he and his spouse reached an important decision regarding their little one.
– My husband and I have decided together that we will keep our little one and everything related to him, including during pregnancy, as our own happiness and out of the public eye. I will not tell his name, gender or birthday publicly, and I will not publish pictures of him, he announced in his post.
– My work is public, and not the rest of my life. I will not be giving interviews related to the pregnancy or our baby, she added.
Valtonen told Gog’s cantabar podcast, that she had to resort to infertility treatments so that she could fulfill her biggest dream in life. For the meteorologist, infertility treatments with hormones were harsh and caused severe side effects.
– I am naturally an optimistic person, but during that process I became pessimistic, Valtonen stated in the podcast, referring to numerous disappointments.
– So mentally and physically it’s like hell, he added.