Jennifer Lawrence Gets Candid About 'Bad' Postpartum Anxiety' and Rage-Baiting Strangers on Her 'Secret' TikTok Account

Jennifer Lawrence chatted about everything from her "secret" TikTok account to postpartum anxiety on the October 28 episode of "Call Her Daddy."

When it comes to social media, the actress admitted to having a page that she uses to "rage-bait" people in the comments section, joking she may need to "unmask" the account to the public.

"I think I'm just going to take that live," she joked with host Alex Cooper. "I think it's about time I just take the mask off."

Her comments came weeks after the Hunger Games star launched her public-facing Instagram account for the very first time in her storied career.

"I'm literally arguing about Victorian ancestry," she admitted about her anonymous online behavior.

Lawrence also revealed that her For You Page is just like anyone else's, chock-full of "Get Ready With Me" videos and obscure internet memes.

"The long skincare things," she gushed, mimicking the internet trend of a heavy-duty "morning shed."

It seems Lawrence already has a relatable topic to discuss, should she choose to set her account live.

The actress, who shares two sons with her husband, Cooke Maroney, went on to open up about her struggles with postpartum anxiety after welcoming her second son.

"The mom community is so important and helped me so much," she gushed. "Like going to the baby classes and moms from school."

Lawrence gave birth to her first son, Cy, in 2022, and her second, whose name she has kept private, in 2025.

"I remember when I had bad postpartum with my second," she recalled. "I remember I got on the elevator and one of the moms was just like, 'Are you okay?'"

"And I just wasn't," she continued. The star recalled feeling "really scared" and having "such bad anxiety" upon welcoming her second son into the world.

"I felt like I was being chased by a tiger," she told Cooper. "And one of the moms hugged me and just gave me her number and just talked to me."

"The mom community is really amazing," the star added.

Lawrence first opened up about her "bad" postpartum experience in a 2025 interview, just months after her second son was born.

"I didn't really end up having really bad postpartum until my second," she explained at the time.

"I just thought every time he was sleeping he was dead," she told another publication. “I thought he cried because he didn’t like his life, or me, or his family. I thought I was doing everything wrong, and that I would ruin my children."

Lawrence was later prescribed Zurzuvae to treat her postpartum symptoms, which she said helped her dramatically.