A WOMAN has revealed she has a nine-year-old son at the young age of just 22.
Gabbie Egan, from the US, revealed she got pregnant with her son at just 13 years old.
Gabbie revealed she had her son at just 13-years-oldCredit: tiktok/@bbyegan_
The pair are inseparable, even getting their braces fitted togetherCredit: tiktok/@bbyegan_
The mum has amassed a following of over four million people on TikTok, where she often shares snippets of her life as a young mum.
In one video, the mum revealed how she became a teen mum.
Gabbie said: “Every year I have to readdress the fact that I had my son at a mere 13 years old.”
“I was 13 years old and I was naive, and I started this 16-year-old guy,” she added, meaning she was in year eight of secondary school when she fell pregnant.
She added: “He got me pregnant and then doused out and hasn’t been a part of my son’s life ever since.”
Although the pregnancy and relationship didn’t go as planned, Gabbie loves watching her son grow up but warned others not to be a teen mum
Now 22 and her son almost nine, the pair are inseparable.
So much so that the duo even got their braces fitted together and swap shoes.
She added: “Don’t be a teen mum, okay, because your baby daddy ain’t gunna be s**t.
“Literally, my son needs two rounds of braces, he just got his first round of braces off, we got them at the same time,” she says as she shows off her newly fitted braces.
She asked the baby daddy to split the cost of her son’s braces but Gabbie claimed he said ‘I’m not going to pay for a kid that I don’t see.”
In another video, the young mum revealed that despite being 13 years older than her son the pair have the same shoe size.
“The math ain’t mathing,” Gabbie said.
But people were more stunned by how young Gabbie was when she gave birth to him.
One wrote: “YOU HAD HIM AT 13?!?!?!?”
A second person commented: “Y’all literally grew up together.”
“Wait you are only 22!!! Wow that’s crazy!!! Married, own business, mama and killing it,” penned a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth added: “So she had a baby at 13. Is my math mathing?”
“But you’re doing it momma, props to you,” a fifth person claimed.