“I’ve Never Slept With Anyone, Yet I’m pregnant” – 27-Year-Old Lady Cries Out(Video)

A young lady has sparked reactions online after sharing her confusing experience of discovering she is 7 weeks pregnant despite not having engaged in intimacy since breaking up with her boyfriend.

The lady, who chose to remain anonymous, had her story shared on Facebook by Auntie Momoza, prompting mixed reactions from social media users. WATCH VIDEO CLIP HERE

Unexpected Discovery at the Hospital According to the post, the lady explained that she last had intimacy in June of the previous year....READ FULL STORY; FROM THE SOURCE.

After experiencing persistent sickness from early February, she initially ignored the symptoms.

However, when her condition worsened earlier this month, she decided to visit a doctor. The doctor reportedly informed her that she was already seven weeks pregnant.

Tracing the Possible Timeline
The lady recounted that she carefully counted back the weeks to determine when conception might have occurred, recalling a weekend at camp with about 23 friends of both genders.

She added that she had consumed a large amount of alcohol that weekend but insisted she would have noticed if anything intimate had taken place.

Seeks Advice Online
Unsure about how the pregnancy occurred, the lady turned to social media for help. She wondered if someone could have done something without her knowledge and asked how she should approach the situation.

In her words: “Please keep me anonymous. Is it possible to fall pregnant without engaging in intimacy? I last had in June last year. Since I broke up with my boyfriend, I have been single and have never slept with anyone. I’ve been feeling sick since early February, but I ignored it.

Earlier this month, it got worse, and I decided to see a doctor. When I got there, the doctor told me I’m seven weeks pregnant. I thought it was a prank until he showed me. I was shocked because I know 100% that I have not engaged in any intercourse.

I counted the days back to the likely time of conception. We were at camp that weekend—a group of about 23 friends, both genders. I was very drunk, but if I did something, I would have remembered. I would have felt it when I sobered up.

Do you think someone did something without me being aware? If yes, how do I approach it? Do I go around asking all the guys who were there? What if all of them say they did nothing? I’m 27.”