Gogo, 62, Gives Birth To Triplets After 30 Years of Waiting to Have Children

Gogo, 62, Gives Birth To Triplets After 30 Years of Waiting to Have Children

  • A Ghanaian couple in their 60s have welcomed three babies after 30 years of trying
  • The 62-year-old mother, Ethel revealed that after struggling to conceive for years, she started fertility treatment at the age of 40 but was unsuccessful
  • She revealed dealing with a lot of discrimination from all angles when she was trying for a baby

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An overjoyed Ghanaian couple in their 60s has recently hit the news after welcoming their triplets after years of infertility.

The post sighted by Briefly News on the Instagram timeline of Joynewsontv had Ethel, the 62-year-old new mother revealing that she faced a lot of discrimination from people and society in general after struggling to have more children after their first child.

She revealed that in an attempt to expand her family, she tried a lot of fertility options from age 40 to 45 to no avail.

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Ethel continued to trust God for a miracle and remained faithful until she finally received her rainbow babies; Alexander, Alexandra and Alexina.

Watch the full video linked below;

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"Close the country": Trio of gogos dance to popular online dance challenge, Saffas amazed by their performance

In more age-defying news, Briefly News previously reported that a trio of gogos did a popular TikTok challenge in a video that was posted on the same channel, and South Africans were amazed.

The video shows a pair of older women joined by a third. The trio then break into the popular dance while the third gogo pulls the pair towards her with a rhythmic step.

The dancing gogos were a hit on TikTok as peeps loved what they saw. People flooded the post with praise as some felt that the gogos did the challenge the best, while others cracked jokes, asking who taught them.

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PearlMrsP said:

"Bayasidlula omama bethu guys ngeke. (They are doing it better than us.)"

ntomifuthi said:

"Ubani onifundisile manje? (Who taught them?)"

#NOTWA joked:

"Abaphucwe amafoni ngeke phela bayasidlula manje. (Can someone take their phones away? They are outshining us.)"

Ntuthuko Freedom said:

"Parents will always kill it."

Source: Briefly News

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