Gigi Hadid recently opened up about the anxiety she experienced during pregnancy in an interview with Harper s Bizarre.
The model who welcomed daughter Khai last year with boyfriend Zain Malik says she had days where she worried about whether she d be a good enough mother and used journaling to deal with her emotions.
She said that she kept a good journal and a bad journal to document her ups and downs during pregnancy.
The good journal was used to capture happy memories for her daughter and the other for recording the less pleasant moments.
Hadid said she also wrote on the back of receipts and even randomly scribbled notes in a sketch pad.
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ISLAMABAD: Former president Asif Ali Zardari on Tuesday appeared before the accountability court of Islamabad in connection with Rs8.3 billion ‘suspicious’ transactions from the Bahria Town bank accounts to his aide’s bank account.
NAB has accused Mr Zardari of constructing his palatial house in Clifton with ill-gotten money. As per the reference, ex President’s aide Mushtaq Ahmed had provided Rs150 million for construction of the house.
The reference said that Mr Zardari could not provide proof of his claim that he had purchased the house through legal means.
According to the reference, an illegal transaction of Rs8.3bn was carried out via Mushtaq Ahmed’s bank account with the money paid by Bahria Town.
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