Barbara Evans, 30-year-old model and actress, Who announced last Friday (3) her first pregnancyToday, he shared a new flick with his twin tummy and also showed the kids ultrasound scans.
“Records of a happy mother! Video one: Baby’s heartbeat. Video two: Another baby’s heartbeat. I’m seven weeks and two days old and mother of twins, we still don’t know the gender, what do you think?”, she wrote in the caption of the post on her Instagram profile.
for display, Those who underwent long-term in vitro fertilization treatment to get pregnantHe said in an interview with Vogue, One of the fetuses is having problems with its development:
We are going through a delicate situation, we must be careful and patient. The fetus is large and ideal for the appropriate age. The other is a little smaller and the gestational sac is much smaller. Barbara Evans
“The hearts beat evenly and the gallbladder is the same size. I’m seven weeks pregnant but we have to wait until day 12 to see if the second fetus develops.” She remains optimistic alongside her husband, businessman Gustavo Theodoro.
“We are confident and with great faith, if God sends him he will hold. It is a sensitive moment and we have to ask God and our masses to pray or pray according to the religion of each one, so that this fetus is strong and kind,” the model said.
fertilization process
The model and actress started the conception process in the lab at the beginning of June and decided to share the progress with followers, through weekly videos on their social networks. She said that she gained 14 kilograms during this period.
a An influencer showing how two embryos were transferred I was pleased with the positive result. And Barbara said in the previous video that her womb, according to the tests, is ready to receive her children. The third fetus, as advised by the responsible physician, remained frozen in the laboratory.
The couple managed to collect 12 fetuses during the three months of treatment, but Only three were considered healthy after cancer biopsy. They choose the test to see if the cancer gene is present in the fetuses, Because they both have cases of cancer in their families.
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