I found out about my pregnancy after 5 months – Yaa Jackson

Every mother, especially those who are experiencing it for the first time, will agree with the controversial actress Yaa Jackson that childbirth is no laughing matter.

The self-proclaimed "good girl turned bad" claimed that she went through it all during her pregnancy, including morning sickness, vomiting, discomfort, a general sensation of weakness, and loss of appetite.

Yaa Jackson, in an interview with Zionfelix that has not yet been broadcast, discussed her pregnancy journey. She claimed it was difficult, and at one point, she came very close to terminating the pregnancy.

"It wasn't a piece of cake. I want all of the men in the world to hear me when I say that they should show respect to their baby moms and be careful about how they treat them. It got to a point where I nearly quit up because it was so difficult.

She stated that she thinks the fact that she didn't realize she'd taken seed until much later was a significant factor. She claims that she did not discover she was pregnant until she had already gone through five months of her pregnancy, and that if she had known sooner, things may have turned out differently.

"By the time I realized I was pregnant, I was already five months along, so it was too late." If I had known, I would have been more careful to ensure that my child had a healthy start in life. "At that time, I was experiencing discomfort, and I noticed that my body had changed, so I decided to take a test, and the results were positive," she stated.

Despite this, the actress and artist claimed that it did not come as a surprise to her because after two years of having an intimate relationship with her partner, she was prepared for anything that could happen.

She said, "I will never abort; I can't harm an innocent baby." when she was asked if she would have aborted the pregnancy if she had known about it earlier.

She disclosed that it was reasonably tolerable, and that thanks to her flat tummy, she was able to hide it and continue performing at events until she was seven months pregnant.

In contrast, when it was time for her to push in the labor and delivery hospital, everything took an unexpected turn.

"I was on the verge of giving up trying. All praise and thanks be to God, as well as my midwife, who was quite devout. She was singing gospel music the whole time as she was praying for me. "I wasn't even close to being ready by the time it was supposed to happen, but everything worked out in the end," she recalled.

She lives with her husband Manuel at the moment, and the two of them are excited about the prospect of beginning a family together.