COCO FEELS BLUE ABOUT THEIR DAUGHTER ENTERING FOURTH GRADE.
Coco’s Journey of Feels Blue About Starting Fourth GradeOn last week's Thursday, Coco Austin was left with an unsettling thought: "What if I feel blue about my daughter starting fourth grade?" Her husband, Chanel, had led her off the runway that day, and Coco was determined to let him know she wasn't ready. But Coco felt the weight of it without knowing how to express herself.
For days and weeks, Coco tried everything to make Chanel comfortable—she shared funny jokes, suggested coloring books, even considered sending a text message. Her focus shifted away from her daughter, allowing her time to breathe and reflect. She had a lot on her mind—modeling career decisions, personal relationships—and didn’t feel the need to pressure Chloe into not feeling the same way.
As Coco realized, she was taking control of her life. She focused on modeling, which taught her patience and serenity in high-pressure situations. This shift allowed her daughter to start school without too much stress or emotional turmoil. The key takeaway? Being a woman can mean so much more than handling all your obligations—it means focusing on the things that matter most.
Coco felt a deep sense of security knowing she wasn’t alone with this transition. She didn't feel overwhelmed, and Chloe couldn't be any happier. It was a reminder that life isn't always about being perfect or free from all circumstances. Coco knows she will never take back what she does well—modeling, her husband's support, and the love of her family. But in these moments, when she feels pressed to hold everything in check, it makes her feel lighter.
So here’s to those who may have felt hurt by Coco’s words but are proud of how strong they became. She showed that even in the face of uncertainty, we can find strength and clarity. And while Coco will never forget that day when Chloe felt blue for not being ready—she’ll carry that lesson with her into every other chapter of her life.
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