Mixed Reactions Trail Before and After Pics of a Pregnant Lady, 1 Peep React: “Looks Like a Medical Condition”

Mixed Reactions Trail Before and After Pics of a Pregnant Lady, 1 Peep React: “Looks Like a Medical Condition”

  • Social media users have shared mixed reactions to a post showing how a woman's body changed due to pregnancy
  • The pictures showed the lady's swollen feet and face and many said it could have been a medical emergency
  • Peeps also shared hilarious reactions with some even sharing their before and after pregnancy pictures in the thread

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It is true what they say that pregnancy humbles people. Social media users came to a standstill when one netizen shared his friend's before and during pregnancy pictures.

Man shares pictures of his pregnant friend
Netizens shared mixed reactions to viral pictures showing how a lady transformed during pregnancy. Image: @kikimasibi.
Source: Twitter

The post which has since gotten 5.7 million views and thousands of reactions and comments shows the lady with a swollen face and feet.

Reacting to the viral post shared by a Twitter user with the handle, @kikimasibi, social media users said the matter could have gotten fatal if left unattended. Many agreed that the swelling was a medical emergency and a cause for concern.

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Others shared hilarious reactions to the post with some sharing pictures of what they looked like during pregnancy.

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@NwabisaSeptemb3 said:

"This is very dangerous when you are pregnant, nothing to laugh about, if not immediately taken seriously she can lose the baby or herself."

@havilahluxuryscents wrote:

"The generalised body swelling doesn't look normal though, more like pre-eclampsia,"

@jerrymakhetha commented:

"This is abnormal, there's something causing this not pregnancy!"

@joyline_aj wrote:

"Yoh, she was humbled, but if my spouse goes thru this during the first pregnancy, best believe that's the last biological child we’re having."

@zsavier_optimum_hairlaundry added:

"More like an allergy. Probably took something she's allergic to during pregnancy."

@hannah_ojo noted:

"What most people don't understand about pregnancy is that there is what will call "gestational diabétiques" which is mostly found in pregnant women.. that is why you see most pregnant women blotted during this period. In most African countries, we don't take cognisance of this stuff medically and that is what is Killing most pregnant women... Hence, the baby will be too big because the mother cannot control her cravings for sweet things and carbohydrates and many other things."

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In other news, Briefly News reported that Woolworths has unhappy customers thanks to its price range for products. People reacted to a man's tweet where he was complaining about how the supermarket chain seems to constantly adjust its prices to be higher.

Online users compared Woolworths to other supermarkets such as Checkers and said the former is much more expensive. Many people flooded the comment section which specific food items that people said were too much.

Woolworths left South Africans complaining about their high prices. One man, @NicoPanagio, got a lot of reactions after claiming that Woolworths increases its prices each week. The tweep said Woolies could get fewer returning customers and some peeps rallied behind him on the tweet.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.

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