Now it is out …
For a long time there was silence about what all fans are passionate about: Was Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht (29) present at the birth of his daughter? Ex girlfriend Yeliz Koc (27), from whom he separated during pregnancy, now says: “Yes”!
The former Bachelor candidate and influencer (555,000 subscribers) answered a question and answer session on pregnancy and birth on Instagram. Yeliz tried really hard. Because every answer was embellished with artistic images.
A fan wanted to know: “Was Jimi present at the birth?” – Yeliz short answer: “Yes”. Underneath, however, the characteristic image of two adult fists and a baby fist. The obvious message: WE stick together!
Yeliz Koc reveals: Jimi Blue was present at the birthPhoto: _yelizkoc_ / Instagram
But Jimi was probably not allowed to be there all the time. Because of the infection protection measures in the hospital, Jimi did not join them until 1:30 p.m.
Yeliz must have been in the hospital for a long time. Because according to her own statement, her amniotic sac burst at 3 a.m.
This is what Yeliz tells about the birth
Other answers were also most interesting. For example, one question was whether Yeliz was struggling with the so-called “baby blues” after pregnancy. The emotional state goes back to the sudden change in hormones shortly after birth.
Photo from more harmonious times: Here Jimi Blue Ochsenknecht and Yeliz Koc were still a couple – the separation did not prevent Jimi from being present at the birth of his daughter, as Yeliz now revealsPhoto: jimbonader / Instagram
Yeliz: “For me it was the exaggerated worries about the little one. I was afraid that something would happen to her as soon as I sleep, so I was completely awake for the first five days, except for two to three hours of sleep. “
Even her mother came to see that Yeliz could sleep for at least a few hours. “But then I kept crying for fear that something would happen. I only trusted myself. “
After the birth, Yeliz had to fight with severe fears for her newbornPhoto: Source: Instagram / Yeliz Koc
By the way, Yeliz rejected a PDA (epidural anesthesia) – that is, an injection into the spinal cord to relieve pain during childbirth: “My fear of syringes and needles is bad.”
Incidentally, Baby Snow – according to the question and answer session, was 51 cm tall, weighed 3005 grams – was born about two weeks too early. It was originally supposed to come on October 18th, but came on October 2nd.
The sweet baby hand of daughter Snow Elanie – to be seen on the hospital bracelet: The little one was born on October 2nd, 2021Photo: jimbonader / Instagram
Yeliz noticed the upcoming birth because she “got extremely sick within a few hours”. “I couldn’t sleep and lay around the whole time, my right leg hurt so much that I couldn’t sleep.”
At around three o’clock she “felt a blub on the right side of her stomach. I got up straight away and the water ran endlessly. “
When asked whether all the pain was immediately forgotten, “as everyone always says,” said Yeliz, that was not the case with her. “I was still in pain and was really afraid of sewing.”
Due to the usual strong expansion of the vagina and the resulting birth injuries, Yeliz “had to be sewn on the inside, luckily not on the outside. But since I was afraid of the needle again, I was given nitrous oxide. “
Yeliz concluded: “My greatest respect to all women. What the body can do is unbelievable. “