Actor Blake Lively doesn’t thoughts being candid about motherhood, and social media customers couldn’t be extra grateful.

The “Green Lantern” star wrapped up the yr Saturday by paying homage to a few of her “2023 highlights” on Instagram, which included a postpartum journey to Disneyland Paris. 

In a series of photos, Lively, 36, posed alongside the beloved rodent chef Remy from Disney’s 2007 “Ratatouille” movie whereas dressed casually in a long-sleeve yellow T-shirt, Mickey Mouse ears and sneakers, together with her handy-dandy breast pump on her hip. 

“Pumping at @disneylandparis,” she captioned her publish, together with an emoji of a glass of milk. “Cheers Remy.”

In feedback on the publish, followers expressed appreciation for her openness about utilizing a conveyable breast pump on the getaway. 

“Love seeing pumping normalized! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 get it mama! Happy new year!” one particular person commented. 

Another joked, “If you haven’t pumped while waiting in line at Disneyland what are you even doing?! 😂 Mine was an hour wait at Indiana Jones. Pumped 11oz.”

“Thank you for pumping in public and helping to make a positive change for the next generation of pumping moms out there,” one other wrote in a prolonged remark. “I’m hoping that by the time my daughters become moms they’ll live in a society where moms feel comfortable and empowered to take care of their babies wherever they are. The more people see women breastfeeding in public, the more normal it becomes, so thank you for being a part of that.” 

Another added, “Love normalizing pumping in public 👏❤️.”

Lively tied the knot with Ryan Reynolds in 2012. Last February, the couple introduced the beginning of their fourth youngster however gave no particulars. They additionally share daughters James, 9, Inez, 7, and Betty, 4. 

In May 2022, Lively gushed in regards to the optimistic impact motherhood has had on her self-image. 

“I think having children for me made me feel so much more in my skin,” she told Forbes on the time. “I never felt more myself or at ease in my own body or more confident — not to say that there aren’t a bevy of insecurities coming at me a million times a day, but I just feel incredibly settled.”