Naya Rivera showcases her fit figure on the red carpet in Beverly Hills

Naya Rivera walked her first red carpet in Beverly Hills Friday
since welcoming her first child – son Josey Hollis Dorsey –
three months ago.
The SAG Award winner – who turns 29 next month –
showcased her fit post-baby figure in a white turtleneck
dress featuring a sheer skirt and stilettos.
The Glee alum was joined at the March of Dimes Celebration
of Babies by her hoodie-clad husband of 17 months, Ryan
Dorsey.
Mama’s first red carpet! Naya Rivera walked her first red
carpet in Beverly Hills Friday since welcoming her first child
– son Josey Hollis Dorsey – three months ago
‘The three of us are toughing it out together in the middle of
the night and early in the morning,’ Naya wrote on her People
blog Thursday.
‘But just like breastfeeding, the bond we all share
supersedes the lack of sleep we now get. I think that’s how
it will be for the rest of our lives as parents – taking the
good with the bad, the easy with the challenging. And at the
end of the day, when Josey smiles at us, it’s all worth it.’
The half-Puerto Rican stunner also discussed the good and
bad sides of breastfeeding her cherubic newborn.
‘No more ice cream for this Mom! Gotta get back in shape!’
The SAG Award winner – who turns 29 next month –
showcased her fit post-baby figure in a white turtleneck
dress featuring a sheer skirt and stilettos
Proud parents: The Glee alum was joined at the March of
Dimes Celebration of Babies by her hoodie-clad husband of
17 months, Ryan Dorsey
Naya wrote on her People blog Thursday: ‘The three of us
are toughing it out together in the middle of the night and
early in the morning…the bond we all share supersedes the
lack of sleep we now get’
‘At times I started to feel like I was only a tit to Josey and
there was many a time I would walk in the door to a crying
baby and immediately have to strip and feed,’ Rivera recalled.
‘No one ever really broke it down to me when it came to
breastfeeding. Bottom line, it’s hard!’
The Devious Maids actress continued: ‘The bond between a
mother and baby when you’re breastfeeding