And gets very real about becoming a mum.
Australian WAG Tery Biviano, 40, leads an incredibly glamorous life. But in reality she’s facing the same parenting struggles as any new mum after giving birth to her first daughter Azura 17 months ago.
In an interview with OK! Australia, the wife of Sydney Roosters captain Anthony Minichiello explained that becoming a mum has changed her life dramatically.
"She [Azura] honestly just puts everything into perspective, like I don’t stress anymore about stupid things that I used to stress about," she said.
But Biviano enjoys being a mum so much, that sometimes she wishes she had started a family earlier. "I do sometimes think, because I love being a mother so much, why didn't I do this earlier? But the truth is, it all happened at the right time," she went on.
But being a mum doesn't come without it's challenges for Biviano. "The breastfeeding has been the most challenging thing, but it’s been the most rewarding as well. It was so hard in the beginning and I’m still breastfeeding," Biviano revealed.
"I think in general, it’s this little baby who needs you 24/7. Your life changes dramatically, and not for the worse; for me it’s been for the better. But it is a very different lifestyle," she continued.
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For Biviano, being a working mum only makes it harder. "I still cry and I still miss her when I’m out. But you have to do it, you know. You have to give yourself a break, and for me it’s important that, yes, I’m a mother most of the time, but I also like that I have an outlet and I do what I do," Biviano admitted.
"It’s my passion and I enjoy it, but I never stop missing her, ever," Biviano concluded.
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