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Woman Pregnant With Triplets Shows Off Massive Baby Bump

Is there anything as spellbinding, radiant, as a pregnant woman? 

Probably not if you’re a woman and have been pregnant at any time. Isn’t it funny you never anyone outside of a group of six guys preach the wonders of something they’ll never have to experience?

Call me presumptuous, but I’m gonna go ahead and say pregnancy, while clearly a gift in when it’s all said and done, is kinda sh*t when you consider the nine months of discomfort and no drinking.

And while I’d never pin one pregnant woman against another, this mum-to-be in particular can’t be feeling a million dollars as she awaits the arrival of triplets.

What’s more, her three-baby bump has gone viral:

Maria, 36, lives in Norway and is already in the 33rd week of pregnancy, and has been sharing pictures and videos of her bump for her followers on Instagram.

She and her Danish hubby already have a two-year-old son, but thing’s are about to be kicked up a notch.

Maria documents her pregnancy on the Instagram Triplets of Copenhagen page which boasts just over 20k followers.

The triplets will be born by c-section, as a natural birth would be too risky, according to doctors. Her due date is September 12.

There are only 150 sets of triplets born in the UK each year, with 1 in every 5000 pregnancies a triplet pregnancy. The triplet rate in the used to be about 1 in 10,000 maternities but this figure almost quadrupled between 1970 to 1998 with the introduction of assisted conception techniques.

This rate has fallen since 1998 probably due to the introduction of HFEA regulations restricting the number of embryos transplanted during an IVF cycle.

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Source: unilad

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