"It's Not Easy": Irritated Pregnant Woman Covers Nose With Mask While Cooking Soup, Video Goes Viral
- A pregnant woman who did not want to perceive the odour of the soup she was cooking covered her nose with a mask
- The woman appeared to have been irritated by the aroma due to her pregnancy
- Many women who commented on the video also shared their experiences when they were pregnant
A video of a pregnant woman cooking with a mask covering her nose was shared online.
The woman was spotted turning her soup with a spoon in the kitchen in the video trending on TikTok.
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She appeared irritated by the aroma of the soup, so she had to cover her nose with a thick fabric.
The woman meticulously poured seasoning into her soup pot and stirred it continuously.
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Some women reacted to the video by sharing their own pregnancy experiences in terms of what they avoided or craved. The video was shared by @ladyfaithqueen.
Watch the video below:
Reactions to video of a pregnant woman who covered her nose
@lydosawe said:
"My current suffering. Lord grant a happy ending to all pregnant women."
@patisah commented:
This was me last year!! Unfortunately I lost my baby."
@Eunice Dosso said:
"When I was pregnant it was the speaker I didn't want to see or feel it. Every time I saw it I cried."
@Queen Mother said:
"Even if I have to wear a mask before preparing, I receive."
@Cahl-me-Florida said:
"Safe delivery for us my dear."
@Lovely said:
"Pregnant woman understands the video in 5 seconds."
@Don't kill Adezy said:
"Pepper and the smell of my husband's mouth is death."
@victoriashouse1 said:
"I prepare without ever eating, but if someone else prepares I eat until I'm surprised myself."
Pregnant woman eats chicken at restaurant
Earlier, Briefly News reported that a pregnant Nigerian woman said she was supposed to visit the hospital for an antenatal check-up but opted to go to the restaurant instead.
She collected money for antenatal but was spotted having a good time and playing like a kid at a fun spot.
The woman made it clear that her husband would think she was in the hospital, but she was eating fried chicken somewhere in town.
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