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Bravo’s Ali Levine Is Working To Ensure Expectant Mothers Don’t Give Birth Alone

With COVID-19 increasing hospitalizations and barring visitors, non-elective (I use that word loosely—I know of someone who couldn’t have brain surgery) medical procedures have been canceled or postponed. But there’s one type of hospital visit that rarely happens on anyone’s timeline—birth.

By Amanda Lauren3 min read
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This is certainly true for influencer and media personality Ali Levine, whose birth of her first child, Amelia Rei, did not go according to plan. While she wanted to have a tub birth at a birthing center, but she ended up needing a C-section. So, she was hoping for a better situation when she became pregnant with her second daughter.