Miranda Kerr: "I Thought I Was Going to Die

Much has changed with Miranda Kerr and Orlando Bloom welcomed son Flynn in January. "I worked 18 hours a day. Now the pace has slowed down so I could spend most of their time with Flynn," Kerr, 28, tells InStyle in Australia. "We have a bath together every night. I was the first wife and mother. When I work, it must be the best solution for us as a family."


Although she made headlines for her slender body after baby, new mom insists that she is not pressured to get back in shape. "Flynn is a big baby ... And I thought to myself:" I am the more I want to do aside from modeling, "The Secret supermodel Victoria says." I can live with my body out of shape if I have a healthy son . It's worth it. "


In an interview, Kerry also offers a natural childbirth pain. "I really thought I'd die at one point and left his body," she says. "I looked at myself, the pain was so intense."

"I kept thinking:" How do women do this? "Kerr says." But if other women have done this, I can do it too. I was determined. "


Now, when she got into the groove of motherhood, Kerr even hints that she and her family can move to her native Australia. "Flynn would have liked, and I had a wonderful childhood in the country," she says. "It will have a diverse education."

The model also adorns the cover of Love Celeb Japanese magazine, where she acknowledges that "the birth of Flynn is the best thing that happened to me. He is the light that illuminates my life." Kerr quick to point out that "of course, Orlando is also light. I love them both very much."