Katrina Scott

On Saturday, nearly five months after welcoming her second daughter, Colette (inset), Scott, 38, posted photos of herself in a sports bra and leggings on Instagram. She explained in the caption that her daughter Isabella, who turns four next week, had looked at her and asked, 'Mommy, do you have a baby in your belly?' The Tone It Up co-founder told her oldest daughter that it's both normal and beautiful to look like this after having a baby or not having one.' Isabelle then begged to kiss her stomach, a moment that she caught on camera to share with her 430,000 followers (left). The fitness guru ended her blog with a note urging other parents to join her in teaching 'our children that our bodies are beautiful, no matter what the chapter.' Scott made Sports Illustrated Swimsuit history this year, showing off her baby bump in the prestigious journal when she was nearly seven months pregnant (right).

The annual Swimsuit Issue, sponsored by Sports Illustrated, is making history once more. On May 19, the magazine's first-ever woman to have her cesarean (or C-section) scar is included. The editorial team was created in collaboration with Frida Mom, a brand dedicated to postpartum recovery, to normalize C-sections and conversations around all postpartum bodies, as well as honoring the mothers who have undergone the procedure. "I am speechless and so honoured to be in @si_swimsuit 2022 as the FIRST woman to expose her c-section scar in magazines history!" Hughes, who gave her a new-year-old via cesarean, wrote on Instagram. "I struggled with insecurity from my fear of being a model and my extremely difficult recovery," she said, "but it wasn't until I accepted my scar that I discovered the true power in it."