Shawn Johnson East And her husband, Andrew EastWere intended when it comes to sharing photos of their three children on social media.
“It is very, very selective and it will be because Drew is now 5 years old and you could have a conversation with her. There is more to you” US Weekly on Tuesday, March 18, while you are discussing your partnership Jet. “I never want to cross a border that I show something that you would not want. Everything we try to show I would never want them to be ashamed of embarrassment.”
She added: “I do not drive out their most endangered moments. I don’t show them in the unveiling of paths. My husband and I always say at the end of the day, on our social media it is about us as parents and not about them as children.”
Shawn and Andrew, also 33, have been married since 2016 and Share Daughter Drew, 5, and the sons Jett, 3, and Bear, 15 months.
Shawn Johnson East became parents in November 2019 and has shared cute family photos since then. The Olympian married Andrew East in Tennessee in April 2016 and announced the following year that they had suffered a miscarriage. They announced the conception of their rainbow baby in April 2019. “You are our all,” said Johnson (…)
“I will soon think how our children ended at a certain age, you, you will be from social media Because they become real little people around the world, ”she added Us. “It will be up to you if you want to be seen.”
Since the expansion of their family, Shawn and Andrew have often documented their little ones’ milestones on social media and on YouTube vlogs. When Drew, Jett and Bear grew up, the couple consciously decided to limit the presence of their children via social media uploads.
Andrew East and Shawn Johnson visit the Red Dress Collection Concert 2025 of the American Heart Association on January 30, 2025 in New York City. Astrid Stawiar/Getty Images for the American Heart Association
“We show our children less and less when they get older because they are getting more and more recognizable. They are no longer just infants and babies, but they become people and they have opinions,” said Shawn on Tuesday. “I don’t want my daughter go to kindergarten and let people say:” Oh, I saw your vacation. “It is more of the perspective of a parent what we’re going through.”
The retired gymnast continued: “It is always a very fluid conversation that my husband and I have. We always think it as a common home videos (and). We have the unprocessed versions when it is all the moments that are so cute that we are experiencing, and then we try to share them with the world in a relatable way.”
Three children were a certain adaptation to Shawn Johnson and husband Andrew East. “I have the feeling that we are slowly getting into a routine,” said Johnson, 32, only weekly as they advertise their partnership with Morningstar Farms while restarting the rible. “It was touched and went there for a while, but we finally settled (…)
Shawn and Andrew’s journey of parents also inspired their partnership with performance Supplementary brand Strahl To start a youth -oriented version with a chocolate milk taste and over 40 nutrients, including a probiotic, a multivitamin and a green mix.
Shawn Johnson East US Weekly
“I worked everything together with my pediatrician, a nutritionist and made it for my children,” said Shawn on Tuesday. “I was really frustrated to put all the different additions to children together, and they are all in rubber ray shape and I only felt that they would give them sweets, and when I bought them all, they bought five different things and I was only frustrated.”
According to Shawn, she and your former football player too Your own protein shaking Every morning with beam nutrients.
“It is something that our children cannot have and they always wanted to shake their own protein,” joked Shawn. “We have made fake chocolate milk and whatever, long history, short, beams (created by). Matt Lombardidid this for our children. They had to go to the laboratory and select their own flavors, and after using theirs for six months, we were something like ‘We should maybe share this with people.’ “
With reporting from Christina Garibaldi
