Chelsea Hirschhorn: Last News

For the first time in its 58-year history, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit will feature a model proudly baring her cesarean-section scar while rocking a two-piece. The magazine partnered with Frida Mom to raise awareness of Pay With Change, an initiative aimed to "positively shift the mainstream cultural narratives associated with women’s bodies – especially when becoming a mom." The 42-year-old modeled a skimpy string bikini in solidarity with other moms.

Matt Minton mminton@variety.com Donna Langley, and Paris Hilton are set to speak at the second annual CNBC Changemakers summit highlighting female business leaders and entrepreneurs. Led by Julia Boorstin, CNBC’s senior media and tech correspondent, the summit is part of CNBC’s Changemakers initiative to spotlight women who are making a mark in business.

Sports Illustrated Swim issue has historically featured photos of , athletes, and celebrities modeling swimwear in various locales across the world ever since it was first published in 1964. Now, Sports Illustrated Swim's Pay With Change initiative is meant to shift the mainstream cultural narratives associated with women’s bodies. To that end, Chelsea Hirschhorn—the founder of , a company whose mission is to support women through their physical transformation into motherhood—was asked to serve on the advisory board and worked with Sports Illustrated Swim to make the Pay With Change partnership and photo happen.

Serena Williams and Chrissy Teigen gather up for a group photo during the Frida Mom Panel event on Thursday afternoon (March 31) in Miami, Fla.

Chrissy Teigen isn't comfortable doing everything in front of John Legend. In a conversation about motherhood with Chelsea Hirschhorn, the Founder + CEO of Frida, as well as Jeannie Mai Jenkins, Serena Williams and others, the 36-year-old model revealed the one thing she won't do in front of her husband, with whom she shares Luna, 5, and Miles, 3."[I have a] 16 year streak of no pooping in front of John," she revealed. «I’m gross about a lot of things, but this is the only one I hold on to.»That hasn't always worked out well for Teigen, though, as she revealed that, while delivering one of her children, «every single capillary in my face burst because I was trying to not poop on the table so badly.»Pregnancy in general resulted in some less than glamorous experiences for Teigen, who said that, if she «could give one pregnancy experience to John, it would be my vagina ripping to my butt.»«Seeing how John handles a stubbed toe, I know he would never be able to handle it,» she quipped.Being open about pregnancy moments that aren't picture perfect is important to Teigen, as she wants to better prepare women, many of whom only see «the perfection of Instagram,» for child birth.«The way to build confident people and mothers is by being able to commiserate and create a bond,» she said.

on YouTube. “It’s time to care for your breasts, not just your baby.” The ad is part of Frida Mom’s #sprayitforward campaign, the launch of which coincides with a new line of products for postpartum breast care.