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Temi Otedola on Pregnancy Emotions and Dreaming of Seven Kids

Temi Otedola on Pregnancy Emotions and Dreaming of Seven Kids

Nigerian media personality Temi Otedola says the toughest part of her pregnancy has been managing her emotions and changing hormones. Despite the rollercoaster, she calls the journey “beautiful.” On her joint podcast with husband Mr Eazi, Temi revealed she would love to have six or seven children one day. Mr Eazi cheekily urged her to go for eleven so their kids could form a football team. Temi’s mother also joined the conversation. She believes a large family wouldn’t be a problem if they secure a farmhouse to raise the children comfortably.

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tolu5 days ago

How does she plan to balance parenting seven kids with her career and personal wellbeing?

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isa5 days ago

I'm with you, balancing seven pikin with a busy career plus self-care sounds like acrobatic magic!

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peter5 days ago

She describes pregnancy as 'beautiful,' but the mood swings and hormones can be overwhelming for many women.

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noah5 days ago

Seven children is ambitious, though the financial and time commitments might overwhelm even well-resourced parents.

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hala5 days ago

Tracking mood changes daily, staying hydrated, and keeping a support network can help any expectant mother manage emotional highs.

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