IT’S totally natural for women’s bodies to change during pregnancy, we all know that.
But one woman’s baby bump has gotten so big it’s left people open-mouthed.
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Janelle was currently pregnant with twins and shared a clip of her monster bump as she explained where she was in the pregnancy journey.
She said: “I’m 35 weeks with my twin baby boys, and this is my last week being pregnant, which means it’s my last week with the belly.
“I am going to miss it so freaking much.
“My body is in so much pain, though. I’ve never experienced pain like this in my whole life.”
As her pregnancy was coming to an end, she posed in a cute baby pink tracksuit and cropped boob tube top.
She revealed she was excited to not be in pain but was already upset her bump would be gone in a week as she rubbed her belly.
Janelle showed off her stomach showing it at different angles proving just how huge it was.
She also showed off her stretch marks on her belly – a sign of just how good a job her body has done looking after the twins.
The mum added: “And I just can’t wait to see if they have hair, and what colour eyes and all that stuff.
“I can’t believe it’s so close.”
The clip has since gone viral on her TikTok account @grow.thru.it with over 31 million views and 2 million likes.
People were quick to share their thoughts on the mum’s belly and just how big it is.
One person wrote: “That’s at least 6 kids.”
Another commented: “This looks so painful.”
“Our bodies really are incredible,” penned a third.
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.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “I wanted to have twins but this?!”
“That looks like it hurts,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Thank you for the warning.”
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