21 Celeb Moms Who Had Crazy Morning Sickness & Lived to Tell the Tale

While filming Justice League, Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot dealt with some pretty serious morning sickness. "I was super sick, I vomited everywhere," the celeb mom revealed during an interview.

"And my assistant, I don't want to be disgusting ... but I felt so sick and I didn't say anything to anyone and I thought no one knew (I was pregnant) and everyone knew, apparently -- they told me after ... I started to come to set with sunglasses, because it's all green screen and bright light lights. Then every cut I had to go and run and vomit somewhere. So I had an assistant with a bucket … and once I was so loud and I couldn't make it to the restroom in my trailer, so I was vomiting … and (my assistant started singing really loudly)."

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Amy Schumer has been super open about her pregnancy, posting a video of herself throwing up ... because, well, that's just what she does.

Not only did Tamera Mowry open up about her morning sickness, but gave tips about how to battle it. "I combatted a good deal of my morning sickness with ginger tea," she revealed to Tinsletown Mom about dealing with pregnancy nausea. "If tea isn't your thing, there are other ways to try ginger for anti-nausea such as ginger candies, cutting off a small piece from raw ginger and adding it to your water, ginger bread or as one reader had recommended you can try ginger ale."

Infamous mom of three, Kim Kardashian once tweeted "Wait wait wait I thought this nausea thing was supposed to be gone by now!!!! UGHHHHHH."

Sorry, Kim, sometimes it lasts longer than expected. Kim used a surrogate for baby number three, Chicago West, and didn't have to worry about any of that stuff.

Apparently, Kate Winslet suffered from it all. "Morning sickness, swollen ankles, and a bad back made the whole thing quite a performance," she wrote in her book. Hang in there, Kate.

In 2015, Kelly Clarkson really opened up about her battle with morning sickness. The singer apparently had to get hooked up to IVs and fluids because she was so dehydrated.

During her first pregnancy, Kate Middleton was famously hospitalized for hyperemesis gravidarum, or severe morning sickness. She had the same condition for all three of her pregnancies. The duchess has never talked about it openly, but we know it couldn't have been pleasant for her.

Bachelorette alum Ali Fedotowsky wrote on her own blog that she lost around 7 pounds because of her morning sickness. "I couldn't really eat anything," she wrote. "I only ate clementines and dry toast for about a month between weeks 7-12."

In 2011, Tia Mowry was pregnant with her son and told Access Hollywood, "I actually wear these nausea bands -- they're like motion sickness bands that people wear on__,__ like, cruise ships and stuff -- and they have been my best friends. They're part of my wardrobe now."

Whatever works!

Chrissy Teigen is probably the most open and honest person in the world, and when it comes to her pregnancy ... well, she's sharing it all. She once wrote on Twitter: "This baby is sucking the life from me. Drinking my water, making me dry. Eating my food, making me hungry. Taking my health, making me sick. Why do we create these monsters, they want us dead."

Classic, Chrissy.

Debra Messing also had severe morning sickness, once revealing, "I had to spend time in bed, resting and having intravenous fluids."

All in the name of children, we suppose!

When Ali Landry was pregnant with her second child, the actress told People that she was nauseated all day and eating a ton of carbs -- like grilled cheese sandwiches. I mean ... sounds like the only true way to deal with morning sickness.

Natalie Portman only had a small fight with morning sickness during her first pregnancy, but once she moved further along in her pregnancy, she was just fine! Some ladies are luckier than others when it comes to that tricky first trimester.

It was Kourtney's sister, Khloe Kardashian, who revealed that the she had morning sickness all the time ... not just in the morning. What are sisters for if not to reveal all of your pregnancy secrets, right?

Actress Kate Hudson told People that the saying that being pregnant with a girl makes someone much sicker was definitely true for her. The struggle with little girls starts early!

Sometimes, twins will do it! Mariah Carey told USA Today that throwing up for morning sickness was terrible for her voice. But, despite getting sick, we think her voice survived for the most part.

"My mother loved each [pregnancy] to bits; she felt alive and beautiful. I wanted to throw up all the time," Gwyneth Paltrow revealed to Harper's Bazaar in 2008 about being sick during both of her pregnancies, People reports.

Gwyneth also told Harper's Bazaar that when she saw Beyonce performing while pregnant with Blue Ivy, the singer was throwing up between sets.

Now that's dedication, and well ... that's why she's the queen.

Tori Spelling said to Us Weekly that her third pregnancy was by far the worst one. "I have been nauseous for three months straight," she said.

Molly Sims once revealed on her website, "I wake up in the morning, I feel like I wanna vomit. I have lunch and wanna vomit, and I wanna vomit at dinner. And then when I go to bed, I still want to vomit."

Yeah ... that does not sound fun.

Angie Harmon was another mama with hyperemesis gravidarum -- to the point where she also got anemia. She described it to Pregnancy as "new and horrible."