I was 18 when I got a negative pregnancy test but 18 years on she's still here & folk can't tell which of us is the mum
A WOMAN has shared how her 'negative' pregnancy test has just turned 18.
Jeanice Perez, from the US, took to social media to share her
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Jeanice and Jordyn left viewers confused by who was the mum and who was the daughter
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The mum said her negative pregnancy test was clearly wrong
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However, it seems that viewers were more preoccupied with learning who the mum was in the video as she looked so young.
In the clip, Jeanice said: "POV The negative pregnancy test you took when you were 18 turns 18 this year."
Jeanice and her daughter can both be seen singing along to a
But the mum's youthful appearance had viewers confused as to who was who.
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Her daughter, Jordyn, could be seen wearing a beige apron while her mum wore a red vest top and a baseball hat.
The stunning duo often shares snippets of their life and how Jeanice went from being a teen mum to parenting a teen.
In the past, the mum has hit back at those who claim she 'doesn't dress like a mum.'
One comment read: "Her daughter is probably so embarrassed of her. She is a mum and should dress like one."
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Jeanice showed off her outfit which consisted of a grey
mini
skirt and red tie-front top.
She hit back: "Let's not put women in competitions they didn't sign up to be in."
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The clip was shared on her TikTok account @
People were quick to take to the comments, many wondering who was who while others were traumatised by her negative pregnancy test story.
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One person wrote: "I genuinely can not tell who is who."
Another commented: 'That's the scariest thing I've ever read in my entire life."
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"WHICH ONE IS THE MUM??" penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: "So which one is 18?"
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"Okay. Who is who?' claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: 'My 6 negatives turned 11 this year."
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