“I will comment on the last thing [that people] would think I have in my freezer though, and that would be my placenta,” Spelling, 51, said during the Friday, Spelling pointed out that freezing the placenta is “normal” because there are all sorts of “fancy stuff [new moms are] supposed to do” after giving birth.
“They say it’s good luck to eat it or it’s good luck to bury it or it’s good luck to have it sent and made into that powder and they put into pills,”She continued, “It’s supposed to be good for your body and they take it out of your body and it’s good to put it back into your body.”
Spelling stressed that she wasn’t sure which of her kids’ placentas — she shares Liam, 17, Stella, 16, Hattie, 12, and Finn, 11, and Beau, 7, with McDermott — is still in the fridge while a “couple got lost”
