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Proud and pregnant; 12 year old girl shows off her 14 year old baby daddy

Proud and pregnant; 12 year old girl shows off her 14 year old baby daddy




Few days ago, a 12-year-old South African girl made headlines, after she revealed she was pregnant. She shared the photos on social media with the caption ‘pregnant and proud’

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She has now shared new photos with her baby daddy. The baby daddy of the 12-year-old pregnant South African girl, is reportedly a 14-year-old boy who lives in their neighborhood.

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  1. This is disgusting. It also helps explain why this culture remains so sadly backwards. Go luck raising this child.

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    1. Why condemn others so blindly; u could b worse!

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    2. > Why condemn others so blindly; u could b worse!

      Yeah, but we aren't.

      No wonder Africa is so far behind.

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  2. What happens in SA, stays in SA.

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  3. Both the mother and father are being provocative, as new teenagers are wont to do. Behind these two young people will be a village of people (hopefully) who will be caregivers to these children, and the unborn child to come…

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  4. I can't help but laugh every time I see those pictures, I'm sorry haha.

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