Lily Allen claims to have had several abortions in her youth: ‘I got pregnant all the time’

Singer Lily Allen, 40, features one of London’s hottest podcasts alongside her friend Miquita Oliver, 4. In the last episode of Miss Me?, She aired on Monday (30), she said she had several abortions in her youth as she frequently became pregnant.

Lily also recognized not to remember how many times she interrupted a pregnancy. The situation changed at age 23, when he started using an intrauterine device (IUD) as a reversible and long -term contraceptive method, inserted in the womb to prevent pregnancy. “I have a IUD now and I think I’m in the third, maybe in the room. I just remember that before that it was a complete disaster. I just … Yeah, I got pregnant all the time,” he explained.

Miquita Oliver said she didn’t know that Lily had already had miscarriages. At this point, Lily began singing by playing, in the pace of Frank Sinatra’s “My Way”: “Abortions, I did some, but I don’t even remember how many went,” said the singer. “I remember once I got pregnant and the guy paid my abortion, and I found it super-romantic. I’ll tell you how romantic it was: I think he didn’t even send me a message later!”

The host then revealed that she has also done “about five” miscarriages and agreed that the IUD “really changed” her life. “The pattern was: unfortunately pregnant, not wanting to have the baby, abortion, and then, while I was sedated in abortion, they put a IUD,” he explained, adding that “he doesn’t remember very well” why he ended up withdrawing the IUD after a while. “I was very embarrassed to say that I did more than one abortion. Why should I have been ashamed? I’ve done some,” he concluded.

The way the two addressed the conversation divided opinions into the comments of BuzzFeed’s publication by reporting on the subject. “I don’t think this should be something to be proud of, but it shouldn’t be something to be ashamed either,” said a netizen. “I am in favor, but abortion as a contraceptive method is shit. Use contraceptive!” Summed another. “Abortion is not something to be proud of, nor does it serve as birth control,” criticized a third. “Who has an abortion is a matter of choice. He doesn’t want children and that’s it,” commented a Wednesday.