Mother and Daughter Say They Got Pregnant by Same Man

A dramatic social media video recently sparked outrage online by declaring that a mother (44-year-old Dani) and her daughter (22-year-old Jade) were both pregnant by the same man, YouTuber Nick Yardy.

The claim stirred emotions, confusion, and condemnation — but later, Yardy admitted the pregnancy announcement was a stunt, not a real event.

What the Viral Video Claimed

In the original viral video, Jade and her mother Dani were both shown as expecting children from the same father, Nick. The storyline asserted that Jade would have a daughter named Nicole, while Dani would carry her son, “Nick Jr.” The dramatic scenario generated massive attention, especially given the taboo and emotional charge surrounding the idea of overlapping pregnancies within a family.

The Backpedal: The Pregnancy Is a “Skit,” Not Reality

After the video went viral, Yardy spoke out and clarified the truth: neither Jade nor Dani is actually pregnant. He declared that the entire announcement was a scripted performance created for entertainment and engagement with followers, not a real pregnancy story.

Yardy continues to claim their three-way relationship is genuine — but insists the pregnancy part was fictional. He even described using props (like sponge bellies), faking ultrasounds, and staging reveal videos to sell the narrative.

Why the Pregnant Hoax Provoked a Strong Reaction

The video tapped into deeply charged subjects: family boundaries, incest taboos, morality, and the ethics of content creation. Many viewers expressed disgust, calling the concept “wrong,” “sick,” or “disgusting.” Others suspected it was a stunt the moment they saw the absurdity.

This case also highlights how content creators sometimes push extreme concepts to generate engagement, trending, and controversy — even when the underlying claim is false. The paradox is that realizing it’s a hoax doesn’t always dampen the initial emotional impact.

What to Watch Going Forward

• Whether the mother, daughter, or other involved parties publicly comment further, especially on the ethical ramifications of staging such a hoax.
• How platforms respond: will there be moderation, takedowns, or warnings about the misleading content?
• Whether this incident leads to broader discussion or policy changes around misleading or clickbait content, especially when it involves sensitive or taboo themes.
• How audience trust and creators’ reputations are affected — this stunt could backfire on Yardy’s credibility and following.

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