Natasha Marsh, opera singer extraordinaire, is six months pregnant and talking about how it affects her career. The Welsh singer says, "You kind of need the nine months. To start believing it, for the first bit and then to start imagining how it will be."
"Opera singers stop at seven months, generally. Because everything gets higher and higher and your breathing gets more and more difficult. I'm determined to keep going as long as I can. As long as my dresses don't pop on stage, or my waters break!"
Guess you really need to watch those high notes, eh? Don't want to break anything too early, Natasha.
She is pretty happy about her newfound body, too. "I've always been flat-chested, and suddenly I've got boobs! I can wear all those dresses with cleavage for the first time."
I'm all for that.
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