Emily Ratajkowski closed claiming that she received injections in the lips while she was pregnant with her first child

Emily Ratajkowski has denied claims that she underwent any cosmetic procedure to enhance her pout, which seemed significantly fuller in recent months.

In response to a sea of ​​accusations of lip injection over the weekend, the 29-year-old supermodel reminded her 27 million followers that swelling is a normal part of pregnancy throughout the body.

‘I’ve never had lip injections (don’t judge people who do – you look beautiful!), But you can’t even get injections when you’re pregnant!’ she wrote in her Instagram story.

She explained: ‘A woman’s blood volume increases by 50%, so women can get a little swollen on the face and lips during pregnancy.’

Although the symptom is not very common, according to the Parents, ‘some future mothers have bigger lips’, but they usually wither a few months after delivery.

The effects of lip injections in children are unknown and the FDA does not recommend this.

Even more addressing the critics, who continue to say that she is “always pregnant”, the Gone Girl star pointed out that it has only been three months since she broke the news.

‘LOL, yes, the pregnancy lasts 40 weeks, which can definitely seem like a long time, but I announced it in the middle of my pregnancy,’ she joked.

Ratajkowski, who is expecting her first child with her husband Sebastian Bear-McClard, also revealed that the experience “passed strangely too fast” for her.

In addition, she noted that it has been ‘strange’ for her ‘body to change so much in a matter of months’.

“I have a totally new appreciation for what my body can do and what is beautiful and I will celebrate here when I feel like it,” he concluded.

Ratajkowski has always had a remarkably plump pout since he hit stardom in Robin Thicke’s music video, Blurred Lines, almost eight years ago, and even inspired Charlotte Tilbury to name a lipstick shade as ‘Hot Emily’ in her honor.

During her pregnancy, actress Gone Girl has also been working on a book of essays that currently bears the title My Body.

She announced the baby’s news on the cover of Vogue and wrote an essay explaining why she doesn’t declare the gender.

‘When my husband and I tell friends that I am pregnant, the first question after’ Congratulations ‘is almost always’ Do you know what you want? ”, She said.

“We like to answer that we will not know sex until our son is 18 and that they will let us know then,” she shared, admitting that “everyone laughs at it.”