Marie Kondo reveals that she is pregnant with her third child: “Another bundle of joy on the way!”
She became a household name after sharing her joyful techniques to keep a happy and clutter-free home.
And Marie Kondo has revealed that she is pregnant with her third child in a lovely photo that was shared to Instagram on Wednesday afternoon.
The 36-year-old lifestyle guru confused her pregnant belly when she announced that she was expecting husband Takumi Kawahara again.
Congratulations! Marie Kondo revealed she is pregnant with her third child in a lovely baby photo shared on Instagram on Wednesday afternoon
Dressed in a beautiful rose-colored linen sheath, she covers her arms with a royal blue cable-knitted vest for the announcement.
‘I have news! Another bundle of joy on the way, ‘she tells in a caption to her almost four million followers on Instagram.
Kondo and her husband, who also serves as CEO and co-founder of KonMari Media, Inc. served, was married in 2012.
Sweet: Kondo and her husband, who also serves as CEO and co-founder of KonMari Media, Inc. served, married in 2012
Family: They know a thing or two about the parenting game because they are already parents to two daughters, Satsuki and Miko
They know something or two about the parenting game because they are already parents to two daughters, Satsuki and Miko.
Marie gained notoriety when her best-selling book, The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up, was turned into a Netflix series in 2019.
She told PEOPLE magazine that the fact that she was having children completely changed her outlook on life.
Just the four of us: she told PEOPLE magazine that children’s views of life have completely changed her children
‘I used to be a perfectionist,’ she said, ‘but it became difficult to maintain the standard after I had my children. So much was beyond my control. ‘
And while she hopes to teach people to appreciate what you have in your home and to provide more clarity, her path to finding joy in life was not easy.
“I hope my openness about it will help others to ease impossible standards,” Kondo said. “I gave up on perfectionism a while ago!”
While her book tour for Joy at Work was canceled in 2020 due to the coronavirus, she leans in to what she knows best and practices self-care.
“If life changes dramatically, as it does now, I think it’s very important to be calm,” she said, “and the cleanup process can give you a sense of calm.”
“If life changes dramatically, as it does now, I think it’s very important to be calm,” she said, “and the cleanup process can give you a sense of calm.”