Oct 1, 2026 · 5 min · 3 segments
A story went viral about a pregnant woman having a "paternity party" where she stood next to two men and revealed the father. The story obviously got a reaction from you and the show. Follow us on…
Setting it off is this pregnant woman decided to hold a who's my baby daddy reveal party rather than a gender reveal party.
Wow.
This pregnant woman identified as, uh, Zaya Vellour, I mean, she's getting all this attention right now.
She had a paternity reveal celebration rather than, you know, the typical gender reveal party.
Instead of gathering, you know, her family and friends, discover the gender of the baby, boy or girl, it basically focused on who the baby's biological dad was gonna be, and invited the two potential baby daddies to the party as well.
[laughs]
Like, what parent would be like, "Yeah, it's a great idea." You do have to find out, but to celebrate that, I don't know, uh, you were unsafe or promiscuous or, I don't know, a r- a hood rat.
That's so real, though.
Setting it off is this pregnant woman decided to hold a who's my baby daddy reveal party rather than a gender reveal party.
Wow.
This pregnant woman identified as, uh, Zaya Vellour, I mean, she's getting all this attention right now.
She had a paternity reveal celebration rather than, you know, the typical gender reveal party.
Instead of gathering, you know, her family and friends, discover the gender of the baby, boy or girl, it basically focused on who the baby's biological dad was gonna be, and invited the two potential baby daddies to the party as well.
[laughs]
Like, what parent would be like, "Yeah, it's a great idea." You do have to find out, but to celebrate that, I don't know, uh, you were unsafe or promiscuous or, I don't know, a r- a hood rat.
That's so real, though.
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