I fell pregnant at 15 & have 2 kids at 22 – my family were ‘disappointed’ but I’ll still be hot when my kids leave home

A WOMAN who fell pregnant when she was the tender age of just 15-years-old has revealed the candid realities of being a young mum.

The 22-year-old known as Beba, who is now a mum-of-two, revealed some of the most frequent stereotypes and comments she receives – including the cruel remark mean trolls always use against her.

In a clip shared to TikTok (@bebaandzhai), she begins by explaining that because of the closer than average 15 year age gap between her and her son, people often mistake him for being her brother.

“I’m a young mum – of course when I go out in public they compliment me on how cute my sibling is,” Beba says.

Next, the teen mum reveals that people always make the same remark when they try to offend her.

“They say, ‘at least I didn’t get pregnant in high school,” she explains.

However, sharing a perk of falling pregnant at 15, Beba points out: “My kids will be out of the house by the time I’m 40 and I’ll still be hot.”

Beba goes on to say how she’s also the youngest mum of the school, will be 33 when her son graduates high school, and recalls how her mum had to sign for permission for her epidural.

Not stopping there, she also confirms that despite people’s assumptions, she still graduated high school.

She adds: “I’m a young mum…all the kids my age are out partying and drinking and I’m home watching Miss Rachel and making dinosaur chicken nuggets.”

In a second clip shared online, Beba offers an insight into her life after finding out out she was having a baby at 15-years-old.

She begins by explaining how she hid it from everyone for three months until she told someone she trusted and they “told the whole school.”

Next, Beba says she finally went to the doctors after her school called her mum to notify her she was pregnant.

Sharing another snap, she says: “Having a gender reveal with all out family that our mums planned even though they were super disappointed they wanted to know we had support.”

Beba goes on to explain how her partner was at school when her waters broke so he rushed to the hospital.

“He was my biggest supporter even at 15,” she praises.

Sharing a photo from her hospital bed, the proud mum notes: “I had the hardest labour – my body was not ready to have a baby!

“I was in labour for 36 hours and ripped horribly with a failed epidural but he finally came on October 10 at 10am.”

However, she admits: “The first fee weeks were really hard on me, watching everyone’s lives go back to normal but mine changed forever!

“Watching my friends have fun and I was home with a baby who needed me and I barely knew how to care for myself.”