Announcing the news on Instagram, the Philippines-born social media star shares a black-and-white video of her boyfriend Christopher Wontons and her daughter Cleo kissing her belly.
- Aug 23, 2019
AceShowbiz - Bretman Rock is going to be an uncle for the second time. His sister, Princess Mae, is currently expecting her second child. The 19-year-old social media influencer announced the happy news on Instagram on Thursday, August 22.
Taking to the photo-sharing site, Princess shared a picture of her daughter Cleo resting her head in her mother's stomach as Princess cradles her baby bump. "God Made (two butterfly emojis) 04.09," she wrote in the caption. She later followed it up with a black-and-white video of her baby daddy and boyfriend Christopher Wontons and Cleo kissing her stomach.
"This is not a breaking point in my life... It's a start of a new chapter and a new season for being a parent of two now. This child will be loved from ALL especially from both side," she wrote in the caption. "Thank you God for another blessing and giving me another chance to experience this feeling again. We just to be both happy for our baby. Enjoy this video... It's pure and full of happiness. We love you Cleo and baby."
Fans quickly showered her with congratulatory messages, with many expressing how stunned they were since Bretman previously said that he dreamed of his sister getting pregnant again. "Omg Bretman can predict the future," one said, with another echoing the remarks, "Bretman rlly guessed it again jdsfjsdgfjs." Some others, meanwhile, called the beauty blogger a "psychic."
This will be Princess and Christopher's first child together.
Princess rose to fame after she was featured in a challenge video on Bretman's YouTube channel that has accumulated more than 4 million views. She further gained more fame on social media when she became a mother of Chloe at the just the age of 18. The Philippines-born star has never told the name of the father of the little girl, but made it clear that it's not her best friend Aiziah.
