Mum shows ‘humbling’ way her face changed during pregnancy & people say she’s the reason they’ll ‘never’ have kids
A MOTHER has left people’s jaws on the floor after revealing how pregnancy changed her face.
Dochira, who is from Nigeria and is on a mission to become a “celebrity mum” on TikTok, shared a short clip online of how having her second child “humbled” her.
The mum-of-two welcomed her second baby into the world earlier this year, but moments before the little one was born, the mum was barely recognisable.
In a now viral clip, the savvy mum showed how she looked before falling pregnant with her second child.
Wearing a pair of tight denim shorts and an eye-catching top with a large flower detail, Dochira wore her hair down and curled as she posed for the camera.
Her skin was glowing as she donned fluttery fake eyelashes and a defined pout.
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But moments later, after waiting six years to fall pregnant and give birth to her second child, Dochira shared a clip moments before welcoming her little one into the world.
Alongside the video, Dochira penned: “POV: What pregnancy did to me.”
Long gone were her luscious locks and instead she wore her hair in braids.
Dochira’s face looked completely different too, with her once very slim nose appearing much larger than it did before she was heavily pregnant.
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As well as this, the exhausted mum showed off her make-up free skin whilst wearing an oversized night dress.
The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @, has clearly left many totally stunned, as it has quickly racked up 14.8 million views.
As well as this, it's also amassed 1.4 million likes, 15,600 comments, 47,300 saves and has been shared 307,100 times.
Not only were users now “so scared” of pregnancy and described "pregnancy nose” as their “greatest fear”, but others claimed Dochira was “allergic to pregnancy”.
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One person said: “The pregnancy nose is no joke.”
Another added: “I will never get pregnant.”
A third commented: “Omgggg I would never sacrifice my beauty for a child.”
Meanwhile, someone else claimed: "Nahhhh you must be allergic to pregnancy.”
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However, at the same time, others were keen to support the content creator.
One user wrote: “Still so beautiful mama.”
Whilst a second chimed in: “What's different? You still look gorgeous.”
What is pregnancy nose?
According to Dr. Christine Greves, an obstetrician-gynecologist in Orlando, Florida, many pregnant women do actually experience what is called “pregnancy nose”.
Speaking to , Dr. Christine explained: "The underlying reason is because of the hormones that are increased in pregnancy and those hormones cause dilation in vessels, which can result in more blood flow going to certain areas — and that’s because we need it for the uterus."
While many may find it strange to see themselves with a bigger nose, according to the pro, it is totally harmless for the majority of people.
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Not only this, but those carrying a child will be pleased to know that their nose will usually go back to normal roughly six weeks after giving birth.
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