Former BBNaija Season 6 housemate, Queen Atang, has ruffled the online community with the announcement of her pregnancy.
On Friday, the BBNaija reality TV star took to her Instagram page to share the news of her pregnancy with lovely photo shoots rocking her baby bump.
Queen Atang, expressed excitement about the new journey that she’s about to begin, promising to share her experience with the online community soon.
She wrote: “Looking forward to begin this journey would be the best part of my life
“It’s the dream of every woman to be a mother and I’ve had this dream for long.
“I’m grateful to God for this wonderful experience and for keeping me basking in His euphoria.
“The journey hasn’t been what the movies made it seem like.
“My experience I will share soon. For now I can’t wait to be a mom…”
While her colleagues, BBNaija reality TV stars alongside celebrities congratulated the expectant mother, other social media users queried if she was married faulting society’s acceptance of pregnancy outside wedlock.
Saga Deolu said: “Now the cats out of the bag congrats my Queen! God bless and keep you both.”
Singh Nini wrote: “I am excited, now the world can share from our happiness. Congratulations my love.”
Ebuka stated: “Congratulations Queen.”
Toke Makinwa wrote: “Congratulations baby.”
Mercy Aigbe stated: “Congratulations my love.”
Maria Chike Benjamin said: “Congratulations girl! Praying for divine guidance on this journey for you. You’ll be such a great mum.
Abah_frank wrote: “Chai! This life get money ooo so una Dey celebrate somebody wey never marry and get bele everybody Dey say congratulations abeg make una shift.”
Pr_colour_gold stated: “The Chioma davido wife dat u all loves so much was she married before she gave birth Abeg make na leave the girl… moral teachers.”
Ritu_onyek said: “Am so happy for u, not just because u took the bold step to post these, but you threw caution to the wind, trust me child is a blessing, I have been married for like a 1 year and one month now but haven’t been able to conceive, but seeing this gave me joy.
Somebody will want to troll u for having a baby out of wedlock, some that are looking up to u might get disappointed that u left career for these. But I thank God for u, everything might fade away but your bound of joy will never leave u. Embrace your blessing God doesn’t bless like we think, he does everything according to his own will. God preserve and bless you and your baby Amen.”
Mc_na2 wrote: “@whitemoney you were busy making new hair and rubbing cream, see wetin you kom miss nah. Congratulations to the lucky winner of @Queenmercyatang.. cheers to owner of this great investment dear….”
Exchange_vendor stated: “So now una dey celebrate person wey never marry carry belle wow.”
Unusualgodess wrote: “You have sex and don’t get pregnant, then you come and ask another person that did same but became pregnant, questions as though, the sin is the pregnancy and not the sex. Please the congratulations is to her having her baby it’s a blessing. Her story is left only for her to say not you. So fornicators coming here to ask silly questions should be ashamed of themselves.”
Tessy Ann stated: “The way some of y’all come here to question her marital status? Lol are you okay? Is that your business some women have decided to just be single and raise their kids on their own instead of being with an excuse of a man!! Her peace of mind is what’s paramount and last checked she carried her baby herself so y’all FC off get a life !!”


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