Pop star Meghan Trainor is putting her family first. After a busy year of music and motherhood, the singer has decided to step back from her professional commitments. She recently announced the cancellation of her highly anticipated tour to spend more time with her loved ones. Meghan explained that balancing a massive career with a growing family was becoming too difficult. Fans are praising her for choosing her daughter during this special time.
Meghan Trainor cancels Get in Girl tour 3 months after welcoming baby daughter via surrogate
Meghan Trainor has officially canceled her “The Get In Girl Tour.” The singer shared the news on her Instagram Stories. She told fans that it was a very difficult decision to make. This news comes just three months after she and her husband, Daryl Sabara, welcomed their third child. Their new baby girl was born via surrogate, making them a happy family of five.
In her heartfelt Instagram story, Meghan explained the reason for the change. She said that balancing a new album and a nationwide tour was too much. She also wanted to be present for her newborn and her other children. “It has just been more than I can take on right now,” she wrote. She emphasized that she needs to be home for her family at this time.
The singer knows that her fans will be disappointed. She apologized for letting them down. However, she believes this is the right choice for her mental health and her family’s well-being. Meghan promised her followers that she would be back soon. She is still very proud of her new record and wants everyone to hear it. She thanked her fans for their endless love and support.
Meghan has always been open about the challenges of being a working mom. By canceling the tour, she is setting a strong example. She is showing that it is okay to set boundaries. Her family needs her right now, and she is making them her top priority. While the stage will have to wait, Meghan is happy to be exactly where she belongs: at home with her children.
Originally reported by Samridhi Goel on Momtastic.
