Fashion designer shares her tiny baby bump at nine months pregnant and there's a sad reason behind it

"For the first four months of my pregnancy, my uterus was retroverted which means that I was growing backwards into my body rather than outwards. Most people with this type of uterus tilt forward at around 12 weeks and continue growing outwards like you normally would.

My uterus didn't 'flip forward' until well into being four months pregnant because of the backwards tilted position paired with decade old endometriosis scarring that I have on my uterosacral ligaments. Basically, these ligaments are acting like anchors keeping my uterus 'inside' rather than 'outside', which is why I appeared smaller than most people for the first four or five months."