“Help Me Thank My Husband”: Pregnant Women Sing & Dance With Happiness to Show Gratitude in Viral Video
- A group of happy pregnant women sang beautifully as they showered their husbands with praise
- The expecting mothers danced and appreciated their husbands' efforts in making them pregnant
- Many TikTokers found the viral video quite funny, as some picked out the most lively women in the crowd
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A group of Nigerian women at a health centre danced as they sang the praise of their husbands in front of officials.
Using the table in front of them as drums, they all, in a chorus, praised their husbands for impregnating them. The song, which was in Yoruba, went:
"Help me hail my husband, my wonderful husband who gave me this pregnancy."
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Another song they sang in the clip shared by @agbeke242 praised themselves for being available to carry the pregnancy their husbands intended.
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Their video has generated massive reactions online. Many people in the comment section said they loved how the pregnant women were making themselves happy.
Watch the video below:
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below.
xteeddon said:
"You shall all deliver safely like Hebrew women ijn."
i.p.a.d.e.o.l.a said:
"It seems the woman on green collects pregnancy allowance o. She's energetic too."
user8245118418761 said:
"I will also sing this song in Jesus name amen."
Rufai Motunrayo said:
"Check out their noses, pregnancy humbled them, wish you all safe delivery."
feyisayoesti said:
"The woman in green, where did she get her own strength, I wish the safe delivery."
yemi omotosho said:
"That woman in green is a vibe creator."
toianoberiko said:
"God bless this midwife good composer and all the pregnant women there."
odigieprecious21 said:
"And I’m just laughing and imagining at the same time."
user9801543098045 said:
"Nah this song go make you know the responsible husband abi I lie ni?"
Wole Anifowoshe278 said:
"A little bit of exercise. The singer and the drummer una well done. May you all deliver safely."
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In more news, Briefly News reported that a photographer has been trending on social media for being able to effortlessly capture beautiful moments of an expectant mother.
The stunning video posted by @bongani_official quickly went viral on social media, with thousands of South Africans sharing and commenting on the post. The woman posed in the water, revealing the gender of her baby through the colour of her dress. The images captured the joy and excitement of the mother-to be, @NozibeleMayaba, eagerly anticipating the arrival of her little one.
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