Celebrated media personality Anita Nderu is on the verge of getting her first born child with her heartthrob mzungu hubby Barret Raftery. The soon-to-be mother shared via her Instagram a snippet of her pregnancy journey, stating that she’s not yet ready to have a kid, somehow.<\/p>\n
She wrote;<\/p>\n
”Just a compilation to motivate and remind Peanut that it’s time???? Even the videos look like they were shot in 1906 on a Motorola. It’s been 9 months but honestly I don’t know where time went, I feel like we found out just the other day. We’ve really roamed with P, it was a nice journey down memory lane compiling this. I assume one can lose track of time in that warm cozy tum tum but I think we are ready now????\u2764\ufe0f (Well sort of, honestly I don’t think I am???? I am just tired of being asked are you in hospital?????\u200d???? Is Peanut here? You’re still pregnant?????)<\/p>\n
So in short yes???? I am still pregnant???? I can’t believe how quickly I went from looking bloated to carrying a kicking kung fu black belt little human weighing over 3.5 kilos???? We cannot wait to meet P\u2764\ufe0f<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Anita continued to state that she’s however, looking forward to meet her bundle of joy soon;<\/p>\n
”Let’s meet later on Instastories as I do my daily update on all things Peanut???? I was hoping to skip the membrane sweep by delivering sooner but alas that might be my fate tomorrow. Have you ever done it? What was your experience? I researched on it and it had me shitting myself, it looks hella painful!”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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