A MUM-to-be has left people with their jaws on the floor after showing off her baby bump.
Lauren, from Wales, took to social media ahead of the birth and lifted her top up to show off her ginormous belly.
The woman faced the front of the camera before she turned to the side to show off the baby bump at every angle.
The results of the video left people running to the comments section of the post to share their thoughts.
Many people said her bump was so big that it must have a full-grown man hiding inside or a group of babies waiting to pop out.
But the mum-of-four revealed it was because of another reason entirely.
In her bio on TikTok she wrote: “Yes, I was the mumma with the big tummy from Polyhydramnios.”
The NHS says that Polyhydramnios is when there’s too much amniotic fluid (the fluid that surrounds the baby in the womb) during pregnancy.
Most of the time it is not serious and there’s often no cause and happens to around 1% of pregnancies.
Polyhydramnios usually does not need any treatment. You may have extra check-ups for the rest of your pregnancy and during labour and birth.
Lauren gave birth to her little girl Olyve, who weighed 6lbs despite mum’s big pregnancy bump.
The video quickly went viral on her TikTok account @laurenmylittleloves with over 54 million views and 149k likes.
People took to the comments of her pregnancy bump video in a mixture of hysterics and sheer terror.
One person wrote: “How old is your child?”
Another commented: “You’re pregnant with a whole a**e man. Dude gonna come out with a job and doing taxes.”
“The baby in their 3 bedroom 2 bath house,” penned a third.
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Meanwhile a fourth said: “How is this possible?”
“OMG it doesn’t even look real,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Baby living in a mansion.”
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