Social media star Bea Borres Reveals She's Expecting First Child
In an eight-minute YouTube video, Bea shared clips from the moment she learned about her pregnancy, with Toni Fowler and Alex Gonzaga by her side during her first pregnancy test. She also included a private reflection before her baby's gender reveal party.
'To my baby, whether you're a girl or boy, I'll be the happiest as long as you're safe and healthy,' Bea said. She admitted the journey was not how she envisioned it, but expressed pride in herself despite not feeling fully prepared, promising to be the best mom she can be.
Bea underwent non-invasive prenatal testing, which confirmed her baby's health. She also documented the moments she shared the news with friends, including Andrea Brillantes.
'I've been uploading on YouTube for six years, and I never thought I'd make this kind of video. But here we are—and I've never been happier,' she said.
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