I was 18 when I got a negative pregnancy test but 18 years on she's still here & folk can't tell which of us is the mum
KIDDING ME? I was 18 when I got a negative pregnancy test but 18 years on she's still here & folk can't tell which of us is the mum
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A WOMAN has shared how her 'negative' pregnancy test has just turned 18.
Jeanice Perez, from the US, took to social media to share her teen mum story as she celebrated her daughter's 18th birthday.
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Jeanice and Jordyn left viewers confused by who was the mum and who was the daughter
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The mum said her negative pregnancy test was clearly wrong
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However, it seems that viewers were more preoccupied with learning who the mum was in the video as she looked so young.
In the clip, Jeanice said: "POV The negative pregnancy test you took when you were 18 turns 18 this year."
Jeanice and her daughter can both be seen singing along to a Kesha song and dancing in the kitchen.
But the mum's youthful appearance had viewers confused as to who was who.
Her daughter, Jordyn, could be seen wearing a beige apron while her mum wore a red vest top and a baseball hat.
The stunning duo often shares snippets of their life and how Jeanice went from being a teen mum to parenting a teen.
In the past, the mum has hit back at those who claim she 'doesn't dress like a mum.'
One comment read: "Her daughter is probably so embarrassed of her. She is a mum and should dress like one."
Jeanice showed off her outfit which consisted of a grey mini skirt and red tie-front top.
She hit back: "Let's not put women in competitions they didn't sign up to be in."
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The clip was shared on her TikTok account @jeaniceperez and went viral with over 12 million views.
People were quick to take to the comments, many wondering who was who while others were traumatised by her negative pregnancy test story.
One person wrote: "I genuinely can not tell who is who."
Another commented: 'That's the scariest thing I've ever read in my entire life."
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"WHICH ONE IS THE MUM??" penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: "So which one is 18?"
"Okay. Who is who?' claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: 'My 6 negatives turned 11 this year."
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