Jeannie Mai Opens Up About Co-Parenting Challenges & Shares Uplifting Message To Other Moms: ‘Love Can Thrive In Any Situation’

Jeannie Mai Opens Up About Co-Parenting Challenges & Shares Uplifting Message To Other Moms: ‘Love Can Thrive In Any Situation’
Jeannie Mai is getting candid about the emotional ups and downs of co-parenting.
The media personality shared a series of posts on Instagram reflecting on the complex feelings that come with her toddler daughter, Monaco, spending time “with her other home.”
Explaining that she uses the alone time to care for herself, but still feels the pain of being apart, Jeannie wrote:
“It’s harder than I ever imagined – loving her so much, but loving her from far away.”
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Jeannie, who shares Monaco with ex-husband Jay “Jeezy” Jenkins, added:
“Missing her is part of the job, but so is filling myself back up so I have more love to give when she runs back to me.”
She went on to share a message of encouragement to other moms in similar situations, saying:
“To all my co-parenting mamas out there: You’re proof that love can thrive in any situation.”
Can you relate to Jeannie’s honest take on co-parenting?
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