"This Is Where I Leave You" actor Dax Shepard had recently made an appearance on Thursday's "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and had revealed something about his wife, Kristen Bell. He said that her wife's pregnancy was extremely difficult and she had an excruciating 33-hour labor with their second daughter, Delta, who was born in Dec. 19. He explained how the labor finally resulted in the C-section.
Shepard was traumatized by the entire thing. He said, "This was Fallujah. This was intense." Bell's first labor with son Lincoln lasted 15 hours and that she was already prepped for a C-section for their second child. He continued, "I had been warned by a lot of different gentlemen - and even my own mother - that you might not want to watch the baby come out [during a natural delivery]," said the TV actor. "What they didn't warn me about was the C-section, which was way worse. There's a sheet and they go, 'The baby's here,' and you peek around the sheet and they're lifting out the baby. But then you notice your wife is completely disassembled! I can see inside of her."
He added, "I was like: 'It's a girl! Your liver's out! And those are definitely intestines! Are you alright?! Oh my God! Put her back together correctly.' After seeing this autopsy, I would rather see a school bus drive out of her vagina. There's isn't anything worse than seeing your partner fully open. Guys, I need medication if this happens again."
Good thing that mommy and baby are completely fine. Just last week, the lovely couple attended a red carpet event. Currently, they are happy but still adjusting to a family of four. Lincoln who will be 2 years old in a couple of months, might be the one who is going to adjust the most. The actor recalled, "We're all eating dinner and my mom goes, "Guys! Guys! Guys!" We look over and Lincoln has some rocks that she loves ... and she's throwing them in the baby's bassinet to 'share. They're big rocks. And, again, [Delta] is about the size of my thumbnail. There were no injuries, but that got our attention... Sharing is not caring always. They say it is, but sometimes it's almost murder."
