Meghan Trainor has learned to 'care less' about what others think about her
Meghan Trainor has started to "care less" about what others think about her ever since hitting 30.
Meghan Trainor has started to "care less" about what others think about her.
The pop star - who has Riley, three, and Barry, 14 months, with her husband Daryl Sabara - shot to fame in 2014 with her body positivity-themed track 'All About That Bass' but admitted that since celebrating her 30th birthday just before Christmas last year, she is more "focused" on herself than ever before even though she "struggles" from time to time.
She told USA Today: "I heard when you get to your 30s you start caring less about what other people think, and I feel like that's true. I'm more focused on me and my real life than what is online or written about me.
"I know that after having my babies, I still struggle with self-love for my body. But I try to write songs that everyone can relate to, and I see that on this tour when I look out and see people who are three, 18, 30 or grandparents."
The 'To The Moon' hitmaker is heading back out on tour for the first time in six years and explained that through a combination of herself, her husband and an "incredible nanny", they are trying to make things work when it comes to taking their children on the road with them.
She said: "We have an incredible nanny, and she and Daryl give (the kids) a bath in my green room and we put them in their PJs and cuddle (before I go on stage).
"Then Daryl and the nanny put them on the bus to sleep while I'm performing. We're making notes so if we do this again we know what else we need – like even more hands on deck."
