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The festive season is known to bring cheer in the lives. However, for Taylor Townsend, it has been tough going of late. The American star is struggling with poor health and is caught with the drop in temperatures. Not only Townsend but her 3-year-old son has also fallen sick. Earlier this week, she updated her fans on social media, saying that both she and her son have been under the weather for a few days. What’s more, Towsend is also caught in the struggles of balancing her personal life with motherhood.

Yesterday, the 28-year-old American star shared a glimpse of her time with her son, Adyn. Sharing a clip via a story on her official Instagram handle, Townsend appeared to have a grim look which clearly denoted her poor health condition. Moreover, she had added duties of motherhood as her son wanted to be in her mother’s arms all the time.

While Townsend loves carrying her son around in her arms, she got no personal space while being sick, highlighting the struggles of motherhood. In the caption of the story, she wrote, “Taking no personal space to a new level,” along with a heart and thumbs-up emoji.

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Nonetheless, Townsend is loving spending her time with her son during the off-season. Before she got under the weather, Townsend enjoyed a fun tennis session with her 3-year-old son and was left impressed by his skills. She even compared Adyn’s backhand to that of Jannik Sinner, saying, “My Man’s gonna have a backhand like @janniksin….I Hope.”

While Townsend has admitted to the struggles of motherhood in the past, she also revealed how it has helped her gain a new outlook on life. She once made a heartfelt revelation on how life changed after giving birth to Adyn.

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Taylor Townsend opens up on life after becoming a mother

Being a single parent, it is no mean feat to raise children. However, Townsend is juggling between motherhood and her professional commitments effectively. Despite the struggles of raising her son alone, Townsend has admitted that motherhood gave her a fresh outlook to life.

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She revealed, “I think like being a parent makes you want to pull your hair out (laughter). I think it’s more so, like, learning and understanding when to push. Basically to understand that most of the time, like, you want to be in control but you’re not in control, so you can control what you can, and what you can’t you got to let go.”

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However, Townsend has also had to deal with the struggles of raising her child alone. She once took to social media to highlight her struggles, saying, “Yo… this single mom s–t is no joke. I’m exhausted, bro… Bruh be turnt”; “We an hour and a half behind but hey.. we made it to bed time.”

Nonetheless, Townsend enjoyed one of her best seasons this year while fulfilling her motherhood duties. She won the Wimbledon doubles title with Katerina Siniakova and hopes to continue her winning ways next year. Do you think she can carry on with this form in 2025? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below:

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