The dark-skinned woman who is called Tina has two white daughters with red hair-a 10-month-old Mila and a two-year-old Michelle. She claims people often question whether she really is the children's mother.. Read more about this story in the story on the Truly YouTube channel.
Tina brings up girls with her husband - Anton. Father Dutch genes prevailed over the nigerian roots of their mother, since their children were born with red hair.
“I could never think that my daughters would be red, even if my husband is like that,” the mother shares, who gave birth to one of the girls two months ahead of schedule.
Once a doctor came to her to examine the child, but could not start the procedure, because his mother was waiting. When Tina asked what was wrong, the doctor explained that the parents should be present.. "
The family even had to carry a personality certificate with them, because Tina had countless times to request documents in confirmation of motherhood. Once on the bus she even had to ask her husband to send a photo of her daughter’s birth certificate, and another time a stranger in the supermarket, noticing that Mila was fussing in Tina’s arms, reproached her: “The mother won’t like it that the child is crying.”.
In addition, a woman is often condemned on the Internet, demanding a pregnancy test. Some commentators suggest that she actually works as a housekeeper or a nanny who uses other people's children for content. However, this does not bother the woman: she tries to make everything a joke.
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