She views motherhood as a journey where the baby's needs and decisions must come before one's own, which fundamentally changes one's life and relationships.

“it literally goes from being like you make decisions for you to now you have to make decisions for them before you make them for you. And then you come third.”

Being a parent to a child has changed her focus toward wanting to be a present mother and prioritizing her child above all else.

“I just feel like nothing matters in this world but her. Everything is I just got to do everything for her. Like, that's all I care about.”

Liv Morgan believes that having a child requires a parent to stay home rather than work.

“I imagine myself when I have a baby like I'm I'm I'm home I'm not coming back to work I'm going to I'm going to stay home”

Kelly Kelly believes it is important to prioritize her children over professional commitments at this stage in her life.

“My whole life revolves around my kids. They just come first right now.”

Children raised in single-mother households experience worse outcomes, and such family structures are not ideal for children.

“We can look at the data for outcomes on children who are raised in single mother homes. It's not good. It's not good for their mental health.”

Children are better off raised in a household with both a mother and a father due to their different roles.

“Children do better when there is a mom and there is a dad. And the reason is that men and women are completely different.”

A healthy marriage and raising children are the most important sources of meaning and happiness for a woman, and they should be prioritized over career ambition.

“I want them to put family first and make these decisions uh orbit around that.”

Becoming a mother has forced her to navigate the difficult balance between wanting to be present for her daughter and maintaining her career.

“it's complicated right yeah like because there's there's both it's it's you just want to spend time with your kid you know like I've I've gone she's going don't leave me mama don't leave me and especially you know the last week with the book tour and then this week is crazy”

Women should not feel shamed or guilty for pursuing both professional ambitions and motherhood simultaneously.

“I don't feel any shame. I feel really grateful to be able to set that example for my daughter of, you know, I hope that she probes the boundaries of her full potential in this life”

She views motherhood as a future consideration but acknowledges that timing it alongside a professional athletic career requires careful planning and trade-offs.

“the thing is is that's another thing that we talk about all the time is all right where are we in terms of like having kids in terms of like our timeline and where we want to be where do we want to live where do we want to be do we want to be closer to do we need to be closer to family”