Meghan Trainor Reveals INCREDIBLE 60 Pounds Weight Loss After Giving Birth: 'I Wanted To Be In A Great Place For My Son'

Pop music sweetheart Meghan Trainor just got candid about the significant changes to her body after giving birth to her son with her husband, Daryl Sabara. The couple got married in 2018 in an intimate ceremony held in their backyard and welcomed Riley, their son, early last year.

Since the February birth, Trainor has gone into detail about the highs and lows of motherhood, including the challenges she faced during childbirth. Trainor suffered from gestational diabetes previously and had to keep her newborn in the hospital for almost a week due to breathing problems.

In a recent interview, the mother of one spoke about her body after giving birth and how she wasn't comfortable with her size at the time and other noticeable changes.

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Trainor revealed that after giving birth to her son, she was the "heaviest I've ever been." The singer joined ET Canada in an interview and explained that when she C-sectioned her baby, she weighed more than 200 pounds. Between the February delivery till now, Trainor has reportedly shed at least 60 pounds.

During the interview, the "Dear Future Husband" singer admitted that dealing with the new scar caused by the C-section was a lot for her because she had never had an injury that warranted stitches.

"I just wasn't feeling great," Meghan said. "I've never had stitches, so to have this C-section scar, I was in a really dark place, and I wanted to be in a great place for my son."

Trainor went on to talk about how she managed to get her weight down and revealed that she didn't think any kind of challenge was as difficult as labor. She explained that she was very dedicated to her program and soon started seeing results. "So, I worked every day and challenged myself. I was like, 'If I can survive a C-section, I can do anything!'" the artist said.

"I was very dedicated, and I started seeing the pounds come off like one week at a time, one pound." Trainor revealed that she discovered several new things after starting her weight loss journey, including her food preferences and other aspects of healthy living.

"I learned that I do like healthy food, and I learned what portions mean," the "All About That Base" singer said. "And I learned my brain is so happy when I exercise, so I'm just [feeling] better than ever." She also talked about the boost in her confidence with her current "eight/nine" size.

In an interview with MailOnline last month, Trainor spoke on how she felt after giving birth and the several physical changes it came with. She explained that the changes were reflected in "Takin' It Back," her most recent album released last month. "The first song I wrote after giving birth, I mean after having a C-section with my stretch marks, I was feeling extra, like, not loving myself," she said.

"I was heavier than I've ever been, and I was just super lost. The first song I wrote is called Remind Me, and it's about how my husband reminds me who I once was and then how beautiful he thinks I am, and I see a lot of that in this album," Trainor continued.

The "Me Too" singer further reflected on what motherhood made her realize about herself. Trainor revealed that she now knew that she was much stronger than she previously thought. She added, "Every day that I think is hard, I'm then like, 'This ain't hard, you know?' And it's actually got me doing hard things like going to the gym every day... I'm a badass, and I'm strong."

Trainor went into detail about parenthood while talking to Parents in February this year. During the interview, the artist touched on the rewards of parenthood and how it was worth everything she had to go through to get her son. She explained that during the pregnancy and childbirth, she faced a lot of bumps.

These include her gestational diabetes diagnosis as well as the cesarean she had to undergo while giving birth to Riley. Trainor also suffered PTSD after the birth, and her newborn had initial breathing problems. Due to this, Riley's first five days were spent in the NICU.

Trainor also touched on the topic of breastfeeding and how unexpectedly hard she found it to be. "When you google it or look it up on YouTube? They don't tell you why it can suck. I'll tell you why it might suck! Sometimes your nipples aren't big enough for your baby's mouth. I didn't know that was humanly possible!" the artist said.

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