LISA’S BIRTH STORY: My Induction-Turned-C-Section

We have a new member of the CimFam, Lily! AND Lisa is BACK!! As you saw on Instagram, Lisa gave birth to her beautiful daughter back in July. Today Lisa is telling us her WILD birth story. Trust us, it was a journey! Welcome back Lisa! We have missed you!
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WHO WE ARE:
We are Christina, Katherine, Lisa, Amy, and Lauren Cimorelli, 5 sisters originally from Northern California who are now based in Nashville, TN. We grew up singing in a big family of 11 children and our mom, a classical pianist, taught us to sing in harmony when we were kids. We got our start in musical theatre productions, doing classical pieces in the church choir and performing barbershop harmonies at nursing homes for the elderly (back then our grandma was our agent).
In 2009, when Christina was 18 years old and Lauren was 10 years old, we posted a cover of us singing Party In The USA that ended up going viral. From that video, we were discovered by a manager in London, and shortly after signed with Universal Music Group under Island Records. We moved to Los Angeles in 2010, where we lived and worked in the L.A. pop music world for 5 years, before getting extremely burnt out. We realized a major label deal wasn’t for us, left our label and moved to Nashville, TN, looking for a new start. In 2015, we officially became Nashville-based, independent artists.
Since then, we have written and released 5 albums of original music, toured all over the U.S., South America, and Europe, performed at festivals in Germany, Spain and the Philippines, wrote a book, Believe In You: Big Sister Stories and Advice on Living Your Best Life, started a podcast (The Cimorelli Podcast) and reached over 1 billion views on our KZbin channel. Currently, the 5 of us sisters are embarking on new journeys of marriage and starting our own families (Christina, Katherine and Lisa), and figuring out life as twenty-somethings (Lauren and Amy).
Our goal with our KZbin channel is to constantly challenge ourselves to grow creatively, and to make videos and music that is positive, uplifting and innovative. Our Christian faith guides our decisions, and we will always create content that is family friendly, while not being afraid to touch on topics that we believe are important, such as mental health and personal growth. Thank you for being here, and for being a part of our amazing supporters, the Cim Fam!

[@Anthony-fu6cl]

Lisa literally narrated a whole lifetime movie script 😵

[@PurpleGuyMakesBeats]

"I can't sleep with a watermelon in my butt" 😂

[@kathleenwoffinden1670]

Lisa literally married a whole lifetime movie script 😭😂🤣💀😩😳😭

[@kathleenwoffinden1670]

@@PurpleGuyMakesBeats l can't sleep with a watermelon in,my utt

[@emlaurenbrewin]

I've never realised how much Lisa sounded like Christina until now omggggg

[@g.t.7362]

I had the same thought ha

[@chadsmith296]

Same here

[@caitlinkeating8177]

SAME! lol

[@micaheddings2584]

That’s what I was thinking!

[@bcfg]

I noticed this tooo looking for this comment lol

[@georgia472]

I can’t stop thinking about what it would be like to have Lisa as a mom

[@bella-fq9ev]

It would be funnnnnn🥳

[@avatiede1512]

I just know Lisa’s the fun parent

[@znekkk]

lisa would take you to a drake concert XD

[@alanahdavis3539]

I think it would be so fun!!

[@ava168]

I’d love to have her as friend! She’s so cool!

[@passievrucht070]

The story telling capability Lisa has makes this so entertaining to watch, even for a male who will never experience this. watched the whole 33 mins and i wish you and the baby the best!

[@Anthony-fu6cl]

"It feels like a WATERMELON is gonna come out of my BUTT!" I'm WEAK 😂😂

[@caitlinkeating8177]

She explained that perfectly lol it is EXACTLY how it feels. I had back labor and (TMI) I literally shit probably around 50 times while I was in labor. It completely emptied my bowels lol I pushed out my 8lb 6oz 22.5inch princess in 8 pushes and i think it was because of all the pushing I did while going to the bathroom all damn day lol I was a pushing machine by the time it came to pushing her out!

[@krystalmattison7038]

100% accurate how she describes it. Even with an epidural, you feel that watermelon feeling.

[@claireacibo38]

Christina and Lisa, I salute you guys! Women are this powerful! You are the best parents to your kids and I know that they will grow up and be the best people. Also, Kath goodluck!

[@kimbycurtismatthewswinstion]

I hope that Kath and her twin boys will be okay

[@anicaxx1752]

they are okay :)

[@Pikachuwhereareyou]

I always wanted Lisa to start her own KZbin channel, she has such a great way of narrating, I could listen to her for hours.

[@littlemix4life]

I would love to hear Lisa sing soon, because women who give birth can have lower notes and I think Lisa would sing beautifully

[@DavaLuAnn]

I LOVE Lisa’s storytelling style. Also, I love how much she loved the pain killers and spinal block. I have two sisters and one had two natural births and the other has two cesareans, each has two healthy happy baby boys. You do what’s best for you and the baby.

[@raychelgreen127]

I really really appreciate you girls being so honest about your birth experiences, it makes me feel a little more prepared to be honest lol instead of thinking its just going to be a perfect planned experience. Both of your experiences were so traumatic, but you girls are so incredibly strong. I hope i stay as strong as you ❤️

[@mirandaschermerhorn5264]

This is how I feel about them sharing their experiences as well. So grateful for their honesty in everything they talk about and I to hope Ill be able to be strong

[@talia5467]

Lisa is so comforting. She tells u what you need to hear and not what you want to hear, and somehow it’s so comforting and safe

[@billiewest1841]

Thank you Lisa for sharing your story. My daughter Korbyn is 24 weeks pregnant and hearing your birth story was encouraging. Congratulations on your precious baby girl 💗

[@kelseymclean3429]

WELCOME BACK LISA WE HAVE MISSED YOU SO MUCH! I hope you and Lily are doing well, She is beautiful and you look amazing ❤️ Lisa you are a warrior ❤️

[@luv2learn995]

My first was the exact same scenario. What a rollercoaster huh? I love that she recognized her dad’s voice. Congratulations to you all.

[@luciana2568]

i missed lisa so much 😭 so happy that everything went well!

[@perrydianaj83]

Yes! No one should tell anyone what they should or should not do during their labor. I've had three babies, three way different births. But at the end of the day, three healthy babies. Each mama needs to do what's best for her and her baby.

[@lainywatson3349]

Lisa this story is the realest birth story I have ever seen and I love you for that. Congratulations on your lovely little one. 🥰

[@rustyleann7257]

You did exactly what you should’ve done. You’re the mom, you made the very best decision you could’ve ever made. Yours and babies health and safety is number one. Proud of you momma bear.

[@ezgiltnsk]

Getting c-section is my worse fear and I’m not even pregnant yet. Thank you so much for sharing your experience. You are like couple years older cousins who gives great advice to me, you helped me so much. I’m so happy you and your baby are healthy. I hope I will be telling my birth story with a smile on my face in a year or two.

[@cassandrap.5314]

i could listen to you tell stories for hours literally

[@gabbiedelacruz5911]

So glad you're back, Lisa!! Congratulations again on your "newborn" baby!! Lily is so cute 😍😍

[@brianagrzybowski4734]

Gonna have to wait until this afternoon to watch but glad mommy and baby are well! Lily is a cutie pie and a lucky girl to be born into your family! Congrats to all! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@mjl2853]

What an amazing birth story. Great to hear the range of your emotions and being honest. Your mom must have been a champ going through all of those births with you guys. Have you and your siblings heard each and every one of your birth stories?

[@sonuanand7321]

She's gonna be great Mom and Lilly's gonna be a great daughter 🥰🥰❤

[@mhaijhunvlog8519]

I remembered being in labor for 43 hours and YES! ended in C-section. I feel you Lisa. Welcome to motherhood🥰

[@ShinyUmbreon106]

My sister was in labor for like 3 days before they had to do an emergency c section

[@emilymayy]

Me and all my siblings were sun roof babies! C-Sections can be terrifying but a lot of the time they're safe. Sending love to all the parents out there! Congratulations Lisa!!

[@Ruby_Grace]

only lisa could make this comedic lol

[@moonchild3199]

Lisa is back! Glad she’s okay.

[@camilLa-vv4vz]

Making fun of a traumatic birthstory is one way to get over it. the other way (probably more helpful way) would be talking to your family and loved ones or to the doctor/nurse that helped you deliver to understand what happend. Good luck to you Lisa and your sweet little babygirl ❤️

[@ridaation2008]

I just want to say congrats(on having the baby so good) to Lisa, you were so strong!

[@marycatherineandrews5032]

Congratulations Lisa! Lily is absolutely adorable!

[@Wendyliz14]

I love how real she is

[@zezmcguffin5190]

Wow Lisa! Congrats on everything and glad to have you back! Also great quote at the end there: Make the Best Decision that You Can in the Moment💖

[@rubicontreras4154]

I thought I was the only one that felt all her pregnancy so long, but she said the same HAHAHAHA 😂 So happy to have you back Lisa! ✨💖

[@BaileeNoel]

I loved hearing you describe being moved to the operating table and how your arms were strapped down. I truly laughed thinking back to last year when I had my son via c-section 😂

[@nataliealbrecht189]

im proud of you for going through all that, processing all that and talking about it 💛💛

[@iloveGod1105]

Thank you so so much Lisa for your vulnerability. Love you so so much; and your precious lil angel. Praying for you all and your beautiful lives! 😘💛🌻

[@martina4806]

OMG hearing that doesnt even make me feel scared of my baby getting out :D Thank you Lisa for your positivity ;)

[@mariagabriela5721]

on the one hand I was feeling so much empathy for her and her experience, and on the other hand i felt just really entertained by lisa's narration haha love her for that

[@allyrox222]

Thank you for an incredibly honest and real birth story!

[@sharonbee8752]

After going through 18 hours of back labor, then getting an epidural which ran out also, I needed a C-Section because his head was too big and stuck in the birth canal. They said I could go a V-Back or another C-Section with my second one and I couldn't imagine going through all that again so I chose the C-Section. Best decision ever!! You walk in the hospital feeling great (plus they did it two weeks before my due date) and walk out two days later with your baby!! Ok, there was some pain from the operation but nothing compared to labor pain.

[@michellemartin5440]

Unfortunately, so many women have this cascade of interventions happen. I'm glad you are both doing well in spite of it all

[@SawsanAli-f6u]

yeahhh this happens wayy too much. these doctors really are the worst.

[@lulue.5655]

@@SawsanAli-f6u what do you mean? They wanted to stick out the natural birth as long as possible bc that was Lisa’s request. When it was no longer safe for the baby, they changed the course of action, as they should’ve . I don’t understand how you could spin this in a megative way, especially when Lisa was clearly happy with the outcome. Clearly you just know nothing about healthcare.

[@hopetateword]

@@SawsanAli-f6u it happens often sure, but not because doctors are the worst? Doctors and medical professionals want to follow the birth plans of the parents, and most birthing people know that birth plans can change. What’s the point of stressing out a parent over the possibility of a c-section if it may not be necessary?

[@SawsanAli-f6u]

@@lulue.5655 i commented this before the video premiered in response to the comment before mine :)

[@SawsanAli-f6u]

@@hopetateword most of the time doctors schedule inductions around their own schedules. read some studies about the effects of doctors' interventions. you'll find out a lottt of disappointing thigs :(

[@TrailBolt]

I’m 8 months pregnant and was seriously debating if I should watch your story or not. but honestly you delivered it really well and in a way that didn’t scare me, but more so just prepare me that I should go in without any expectations

[@akhila3986]

Yaaay lisa is back!!!!! Praying for kath 🙏Also advance happy birthday Lisa🥳

[@aimeesantana9975]

Omg! Felt like a “beach whale” is exactly how I felt! I felt so bad! I was like oh no I’m heavy 🥺🥺 6 people!! And 4 years later you made me laugh about it 😂😂 thank you ❤️

[@malonso212004]

I had a C-section and it was pretty easy for me too. I was planned since I was having twins. I was scared because I have zero tolerance for pain and it literally wasn’t bad at all and the recovery was very smooth. Sharing my experience because I was scared to death and I had nothing to be scared of.

[@peacedarlynn]

Your comment on not having any concept of time is spot on. Lol when i had my daughter time was so weird i couldn’t tell you any of the times anything happened lol i hated my birth 😂

[@larissatsoy2580]

You will be a great mother! Wish all the best to your family!!! I went to labor 10 days after you and also had a huge baby girl named also Lily 😄

[@TheAlltimerealtimelow]

You’ve just described my labour pretty much - trauma and all, except my only regret was not opting for the c-section first of all. I was so disappointed when they told me because if I’d just known… The length of my labour also gave me an infection so I was practically delirious during the surgery, not a great time for me. Like you said, not in the right frame of mind to hold my child straight away - think I tried but then I had to say “I feel really sick, I can’t” 🤦🏻‍♀️😭😭😭

[@znekkk]

so glad lisa’s back and okay ❤️

[@taylordvo1415]

She’s backkkkk. Yessssssssssssssssssss🤗

[@thesuger]

i freaking love Lisa's energy

[@leannegalan6908]

"Your body is a safe place, most likely, i dont know im not gonna promise you that." 😂😂

[@alanlongman2952]

We miss u lisa congrats on baby girl hope u are ok

[@91splamy]

My first birth was traumatizing, I managed to get mine out in that last push before the c section, with forceps. My second birth I watched so many videos to prepare and did breathing exercises etc and managed to have a natural birth. The pain was definitely easier without the induction and the breathing really helped.

[@oliviabrock975]

Lisa: Hey, hey, hey Me: Ha Fat Albert Lisa: lol The Office But…

[@ziramills7731]

This is the exact reason I love Lisa

[@karithompson5621]

You are Hilarious!! I loved this.

[@Startedliving2015]

I have had three kids. I had epidurals with my first two and they were completely different experiences. My first one was great. Worked wonderfully and I couldn’t feel anything at all really. My second wore off about 10 hours in and I was also on Pitocin (which makes EVERYTHING so much worse). My second epidural was apparently botched and I leaked Spinal Fluid into my back for months afterwards. (That’s about as painful as contractions.) With my third, I decided to go natural with the use of narcotics to allow me to sleep if I needed it. I ended up taking the narcotics so I could get some rest. Two hours later I was in the Worst. Pain. Of My. Life. I wouldn’t wish it upon my worst enemy, but I am glad that I got to experience natural labor and delivery, just for the fact that it gave me a new respect for my own body. Also, I have massive amounts of respect for women who have c-sections. The recovery that is involved is so much more intense than a vaginal birth, and I pray that no woman feels like they are less a mother or woman because they weren’t able to have a vaginal birth. Having a c-section just shows to what lengths you will go to ensure that your child/ren are happy and healthy. Y’all are all awesome.

[@Briahna_09]

Everything leading up to the point where your labor stalled was literally what happened to me with my first. 3 days of prodromal labor leading up to an induction. Epidural didn't work right once I got to like 6cm and I went from 6 to 10 in like an hour. Then I was so exhausted from not sleeping for 4 days I didn't even want to be there any more and almost passed out pushing. My second birth experience was a whole different disaster.

[@heathermcmillan4441]

Hey Lisa, our birth stories couldn’t be more similar! Mine was traumatic as well and I was worried to have the emergency c section but honestly it was the easiest thing and the recovery was pretty easy for me. I’m having a scheduled c section in April with my second and I’m looking forward to a nice, calm, non intense birth! I just wake up and say let’s go have this baby! I don’t know why c sections have the worst rep ever. They save babies lives!!

[@Mcmom14]

OMG parts of this video made me LOL!!! It’s so true that you have no idea what’s going to happen and it’s so different for everyone. Personally, the birth part was the easiest for me. My daughter was 9lbs 11oz, first baby, and she was out in 2 pushes. BUT my recovery was insane and awful and I’m traumatized by it. Haha! But I’m ready to try for #2!

[@cheyshee]

I love this. I feel you. I need to do my labor and delivery story too 😭

[@codimarie090]

You’re definitely still lucky with how things went. Even tho you had a few lapse moments without the epidural your spinal tap went amazing and you felt absolutely nothing. My sisters c section didn’t go as well. She said she was in a lot of pain and felt pressure and told them but they didn’t care. She also said they somehow messed up giving her the spinal tap ( I forget exact details). She has had pain now in her back ever since. They also didn’t give her any pain medicine when she went home like they said they were and are supposed to. Tbh it’s put me off from having a baby or at least around my area since there doesn’t seem to be a good hospital to go to! I want doctors and nurses who are going to listen when I say I’m in pain not just get ignored. I also don’t want them to mess things up!

[@evej5160]

Lily is so lucky to be born in the cimfam

[@ebonywatts1388]

Thank you for making me laugh todayyy 😂❤️

[@shannenvanscheijen8123]

I know how you feel, also 24 hours labor with extra hormones for extra contractions, and then I stayed at 5cm and had a c-section, that was the best part of the whole birth! Respect voor you! You are so hilarious about it 😂 you help me process my birth

[@chloemurphy-ritland2110]

You don’t need to hold your breath while pushing!! (Next time) lol so glad Mama and baby are healthy! Congrats!! ❤️

[@juju.altuwaijri3152]

YASSSSSSSSSS LISAAAAAA CONTENTTTTTT AHHH CANT WAIT

[@emilybrush467]

😅 this is the best! Thank you for sharing! Sorry it wasn't a better experience ♡

[@cheekygirl5480]

I’ve waited so long for this

[@danal9644]

her editing gets me every time lmaoo

[@skullbarbie8015]

Yes they also count the instruments when everything is done so nothing gets missed and accidentally left in your body... ❤️❤️

[@abigailb8206]

Everyone talked about taking a nap after getting their epidural. I couldn’t freaking nap after that!! They even checked that it was working correctly and yes it helped with pain but it all still hurt and I was so uncomfortable. Your baby=poop feeling is so accurate

[@eshaalalam1558]

YAY Lisa is back in the videos!

[@jordie_destined7518]

Congratulations beautiful!

[@asiamartin1489]

JAW dropped omggf so gorgeous

[@mariachallita1417]

Lisa i'm pretty sure you will be the best mom but i need to tell u something YOU NEVER HAVE TO GIVE UP I BELIEVE IN YOU YOU SAY IT IN YOUR SONG BELIEVE IN YOU DON'T GIVE UP ON YOUR SELF REMEMBER GIRL❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@angelaa.756]

I would love to hear how you managed your gestational diabetes during your pregnancy! I had it with my first - and ended up having a c-section, too. Love your story telling of your labor/birth! ❤

[@savannahroberts1211]

I had a C-section with my daughter (first baby) and my experience was pretty normal other than a few issues but my postpartum was not expected! I was soooo drugged I can’t remember a single thing about my C-section or recovery after surgery… I don’t remember my daughter coming out or crying for the first time, I don’t remember holding her for the first time, I was hallucinating during my surgery, they took my healthy, “normal” baby out of the OR before I was done with my surgery (with her daddy but still lol) and I didn’t come around after my surgery for a couple of hours. I kinda woke up and just had a baby next to me and didn’t understand what happened. After I got out of the hospital and was home my incision busted open and I was in the ER for a couple of hrs… and I suffered from severe postpartum depression until I was about 9 months postpartum. It was a wild ride but would definitely do it again for my babies and I’m so happy you have your beautiful healthy baby girl now and are doing okay! Congratulations mama 🎉

[@KathrynCurtis]

I was just explaining to my husband, and father of my children, that growing up all the women who had babies would glorify it and not mention any of the hard parts (like labor, pelvic girdle pain, ound ligament pain, SPD, acid reflux, etc.) and so a lot of the stuff i feel like i should have known as a woman was hidden from me. He was feeling upset because of how little research we did pre-pregnancy and how we just jumped into the process without any questions (we researched how to track my cycle and the chances of miscarriage but nothing else), so i wanted him to not put all the pressure on himself since 50% of researching is my job so he shouldn't beat himself up (i got DARK stretch marks from our firstborn son and when he saw them last night he seemed upset by them and he seemed instantly sad and depressed over it, as if they were his fault).

[@janetsdrawstation]

Ah it’s going to be fine! How was it that you got dark marks?

[@KathrynCurtis]

@@janetsdrawstation they were DEEP purple stretchmarks from my belly stretching too quickly in my 1st pregnancy and they SLOWLY go away over time.

[@gizetteedis8556]

Everything about the catheter and the CONSTI👏PATION👏... GIRL, YES!👏

[@elysia..]

im 6 mins in, and it STILL makes me so frustrated that the drs scare first-time moms. WOMEN WERE MADE TO BEAR CHILDREN. the "drs" scared me, too. they said "he's big and you're dilated 3, but then it closed back up and now it's 2" - YOU CANT CLOSE BACK UP. i should've went home when they told me that. side note- you can still go home even after they perform the epidural. I didn't. i was scared as a first time mom. long story short, i was scared/forced to have a c-section. im mad at myself for not waiting until my son was ready, and im still mad that they scared me into forcing my baby out. my son wasn't ready, but here i am, can't sit on my bum because it was SO uncomfortable. i nursed for almost 3 years, he's six now and at the top of his class. (he just graduated kinder) . but yeah... the oath that the dr's take is bs. BS. they lie. Edit: I thought they treat you better when you have good insurance- THEY DONT (I don't have "good insurance")

[@jus_brii6758]

Lol!! This is so me right now 😭😭😂😂😂😂.... still in the hospital n its been basically 3weeks now😐

[@BlueVampire1995]

When Lisa said about the feeling of pushing, she is 100% accurate. As a mom of two, for me the pushing feeling was instinctual. I was fortunate to be able to have 2 safe vaginal deliveries for my kids. Personally I think it has to do with my wide hips

[@brittanyjones9372]

I have wide hips, they did nothing to help me. I think it’s a lot of factors, including your body and baby being ready.

[@vanityjones4269]

I'm so excited 😁

[@arielmurray2919]

Oh my gosh… this is so similar to my first pregnancy! I had the Gestational Diabetes, had to get induced, epidural ran out, had to use the peanut… all of it! I didn’t need the c-section thankfully but I almost asked for it since I was OVER it!

[@Ceciaguilr]

What a refreshing video! She's so funny!

[@PEspi27]

Hey, the most important fact that I also wasn’t told is that Inductions are 10x more painful than when your body naturally goes through labor. The medicine they give to dilate and thin you out gives intense contractions that are forced and not normal. Sometimes inductions work out but many times they end in C-Section. Everything happens the way it should and God makes no mistakes. Just glad you and your baby are healthy and well. PS: I ended up having a natural birth with my second after my first was a C-Section with gestational diabetes and an induction just like you.

[@cratcliff8820]

Sometimes waiting to go into labor can be extremely dangerous too. I let them convince me to go 2 weeks late with my son and had a whole slew of complications because he should’ve been taken out earlier. Some people’s bodies cannot handle it no matter how much people tell them “natural is better”. And the US is actually the most dangerous developed country to give birth in.

[@Reneaukids04]

By the way I have four children all different experiences.

[@Lau3464l]

You know what else is “normal”? Women dying in childbirth. I hope you don’t tell people whose loved ones died in pregnancy/labour/birth that “god makes no mistakes.”

[@PEspi27]

@@Lau3464l This is the problem with the world and we are not going to argue about someone’s right to whatever religious beliefs he or she may have just because it doesn’t align with yours. This is a beautiful moment for Lisa and yes, I believe everything happens for a reason whether good or bad.

[@PEspi27]

@@Lau3464l and you’re absolutely right in placing “normal” in air quotes because honestly there’s no such concept in the whole world that is “normal”. Normal is whatever society deemed as going smoothly without a hitch, once there’s no complications all of a sudden it’s “normal”. Every last physical body is different so there really is no “normal” more like it was successful in medical standards.

[@miffsteffzy9161]

I can't relate enough with your birth experienced, cause I also been through double labour and its exactly like you but minus the epidural, I ask I want it but they did'nt have. Its so traumatized for the couple of weeks but thankyou cause I did'nt feel I'm alone. 😊💝

[@BrittanyCSwartz]

When you realize you share a birthday with Lisa’s baby 😭😭😭♥️♥️♥️

[@iluvpink587]

As a surgical tech, that description of counting the instruments gives me life😂😂

[@heatherr2128]

Me getting to get pregnant: Lisa is the MVP we all need

[@clarahall6186]

Congrats Lisa on your little girl!!!! My goodness this whole story sounds traumatic 😭😭 especially being a first time pregnancy sheesh! I’m thankful that you are ok, the baby is ok, i hope it doesn’t hurt to heal or to sing and hopefully your husband wasn’t too traumatized either lol. Husband birth stories are hilarious you should talk him into doing a video on it 🤣🤣

[@amarandap577]

Haha the part about giving birth again but this time to a giant turd. You're amazing. I love how honest and raw you are lol ♡

[@EJBradley]

Lisa, you are a warrior!

[@shanialewis5870]

Welcome back Lisa cimorelli

[@sarahpattaguan6627]

Yashhhh Lisa content!! 🥺💜‼️

[@ishahussain1232]

ly guys sm!!

[@Lowkeyyyyyy_3783]

What’s her baby’s name?