Trina McGee Announces Her 4th Pregnancy At The Age Of 54
Boy Meets World actress Trina McGee just shared some pretty surprising news with her fans on Instagram. She shared a pretty attention grabbing post of bright white text on a red background revealing something people probably weren’t expecting to read. “At the tender age of 54 I have found myself pregnant. Please bless us with your prayers for a safe delivery. Thank you,” the post she shared reads. It’s accompanied by a caption explaining that she’s “gonna sign off social media for a bit. Thanks for your prayers and well wishes in advance.”
in the comments of a post sharing the news, fans react to the unique situation. “‘found myself’ pregnant got me on the floor 😩” one comments jokes about the cadence of her announcement. “Praying she has a safe and healthy pregnancy and delivery. All positive vibes. I find that quite remarkable. 🩷🩵🤰🏽” another comment goes providing exactly the well wishes McGee was looking for. In contrast, another fan thinks announcing it publicly at all was a bad move. “She shouldn’t have announced it to social media: too much negative energy. I wish her safe pregnancy 🙏🏽” their comment reads. Check out all the fan reactions to the announcement below.
Trina McGee Pregnant At 54
What do you think of Trina McGee announcing that she’s pregnant with her 4th child at the age of 54? What about her accusations of racism by the cast of Boy Meets World ultimately serving to make them all closer friends? Let us know in the comment section below.
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