#5 Rejoicing Motherhood!
Giving birth to a child is what completes a woman. To nurture a new life inside her is the best feeling in the world. It's the most precious gift given by the God.
Writer, actress and model, Porsche Thomas was rejoicing her last week of pregnancy before giving birth to her twin kids. Porsche had uploaded this picture showing off her babybump with a caption that read, "Getting down to the wire. Only about two weeks left for me and these boys before they make their debut. 💙💙Crazy excited and totally nervous. What a way to start #2017 🎉🤗 #35weeks #twins #babybump"
#4 Haters Gonna Hate.
While this photo was welcomed with many positive comments and wishes, some awful people managed to spoil the beauty of this photo by commenting "nasty" and saying that her belly is "so black"
So not appreciated. But Porsche had her own way of handling those ill heads. She'd replied them in her own way..
#3 To All Those Haters..
Porsche wasn't in a mood to let it go just like that. In an interview with BET she said, "I was baffled. I didn’t understand it because, to me, it wasn't even a great photo of myself. It was just a photo to embrace the belly. It wasn’t that deep when I posted it."
She further explained, "We don’t really get to see Black baby bumps and when we [do], people have a negative reaction to it, for some reason, like it’s vulgar,"
What was her next step ?? Continue ahead..
#2 Mind-blowing Comeback!
Instead of depressing on those negative hatred comments, Porsche had decided to post yet another beautiful picture of hers stating, "While some of y'all been in my comments criticizing the blackness that is my belly and me during what shoulda been your holiday cheer, I been over here enjoying life, growing tiny humans, performing miracles and hopefully getting even blacker."
How beautiful she looks, isn't?
#1 You've Nailed It..
In another interview she said, "I shake everything off that’s negative. I don’t hold on to other people’s opinions that have nothing to do with me. I laugh at the ignorance. I know it exists, it's there and it's sad."
I totally support her words.. What's your opinion?
