Rebel Wilson, who shielded her only child’s face from the world for nearly half a year after her birth, finally shares a glimpse of the little one’s face.
Amid a recent getaway involving Wilson and her loved ones, she surprisingly left her baby’s face for the world to see rather than covering it with love and star emojis like she used to.
Rebel Wilson Enjoys Caribbean View While Unabashedly Flaunting Daughter’s Face
As seen on social media, the 43-year-old star, who shares her only daughter with her fiancée Ramona Agruma, was beyond excited to go on an adventure with her baby girl.
Using a scenic video on Instagram, she could be seen carrying her daughter in a carrier, facing the camera, without blocking the tot’s face. The clip began with a drone view of the mother and daughter duo before showing the island surrounded by blue-green waters on which a few boats swayed.
A few mountains stood tall in the background as the drone gave a semi-circular view of the fascinating water body alongside the clear blue sky. The short video was set to The Andrew Sisters’ “Rum and Coca-Cola” while Wilson declared in the caption: “Rebels of the Caribbean.”
She then dropped a pirate flag, sun, and waves emojis before exclaiming, “Thanks to the Reubens for this epic adventure!” adding black, yellow, and blue heart emojis. While fans were taken with the entire magnificence of the island, some could not help but comment on the “Bridesmaids” star’s daughter’s unveiled face.
One commenter gushed, “Aww, your baby is beautiful!!!” A second noted, “You just did a face reveal of it, baby.” And a third remarked, “We just saw her baby. I guess she can stop, but [sic] little star and heart hiding her face.”
In contrast, a few fans had to share their opinions about the island’s view and the family’s trip. One commenter penned, “Absolutely perfect,” while another expressed, “Wonderful memories to cherish.”
Wilson’s video update appears to be related to a recent Instagram post about her baby’s first ocean swim, which The Blast reported. At the time, the duo was on vacation with Agruma, and the Australian actress blessed the gram with pictures showing the family blissfully basking at that moment.
Wilson and her daughter donned swimwear in one of the shots, with the former rocking a pink swim top and matching visor and eyewear. She was captured gently holding her child above the water’s surface. Like her mother, the tot wore a cute pink swimsuit but paired it with a white bucket hat.
Given the task at hand involving water, the “Bogan Pride” actress tied her hair into a high ponytail, whereas her trim form caught attention under the waves. And included in the snap were several boats close to the mountains by the shore.
“Roycie’s first ever swim in the ocean,” Wilson announced in the caption, and almost immediately, commenters, including celebs, trooped in with praises. Paris Hilton was one of the many as she dropped heart-eyed emojis, similar to Agruma, who used three heart emojis.
One other fan exclaimed, “Oh my goodness! Your baby is gorgeous! And the water is so clear where you are! Sorry If you have already said xxx.” At the same time, another called the little a “Sweet little mermaid,” adding a mermaid emoji, while another proclaimed, “So gorgeous!”
The ‘Super Fun Night’ Star Addressed Criticism About Motherhood
Not long after Wilson and her fiancée welcomed their daughter, she indulged herself with a fun outing which fans disapproved of as they came for her.
The reactions shocked the “Pizza” actress, who addressed the criticisms on an episode of the “Life Uncut” podcast. When asked how she processed other people’s judgments of her parenting, she explained that her nanny persuaded her to go out when her child was about a week old.
And when she went out, she was taken aback by how haters bashed her. She confessed, “I was shocked at the criticism because Chris Hemsworth goes to the gym; well, people aren’t yelling, ‘Where are your kids? What are you doing?’ But why do they do it to every woman?”
Later on, Wilson emphasized that being a mother did not mean one had to lose their identity as a person and could not go out with friends, have a career, or enjoy a holiday.
