ONE woman’s baby bump has left people gasping – with some even comparing it to a four-bedroom apartment.
Juliet took to TikTok to share a video of herself in pyjamas, lifting up the top to show her stretched out stomach.
Despite the size of her mega bump, Juliet danced around in the video before breaking down in laughter.
In the caption, she wrote: “God has definitely done it again.
“The journey was not an easy one, but I’m grateful to God for making me a mother of five lovely kids.”
But people were quick to admit they’d been left stunned by the video.
“Four bedroom flat!” one wrote.
“One of the things that makes me respect women,” another added.
“How will that stomach go back to normal?” a third wondered.
As someone else hilariously questioned: “Who did this to you?”
“And she’s got no stretch marks, amazing!” someone else pointed out.
“TBH this looks scary… God bless every responsible woman out there,” another said.
While someone else insisted it wasn’t “a real baby bump”, despite it clearly being authentic.
“I don’t believe that this is real,” another agreed.
“I would be on bed rest my whole pregnancy,” someone else admitted, adding: “Safe delivery Mummy!”
“I wonder how many pillows this brave woman needs in bed!” another wrote.
What is the ‘baby bump theory’?
Can the gender of an unborn baby really be determined by the bump?
Popular theory suggests a baby’s gender can be revealed by the shape of the mother’s bump.
For years, it has been claimed that the way a woman carries their unborn child can predict whether it is a girl or a boy.
If followed, the theory suggests the baby will be a boy if the bump is high and at the front. A lower, more spread out bump is said to indicate a girl.
But this really is just an old wives’ tale.
In reality, the only way of finding out the sex of an unborn baby is through medical screening.
This can be done several ways – via an ultrasound, a chromosomal blood test or through a CVS/ amniocentesis.
“That’s an adult in there,” someone else marvelled.
“Is she 3 years pregnant?” another wondered.
“Holy cow how many are in there? A whole tribe!” someone else said.
In fact, there were three babies in there, with Juliet giving birth to her triplets – Clinton, Cedric and Calvin – earlier this month.
But there were some people who thought the mum should have kept the video to herself.
One asked: “Why do people put such pictures on social media?
“Are these not private moments shared with your family?”
As someone else said: “Some things should remain personal!”
“It is a blessing, but it is not wise to expose like that,” a third agreed.
