1st April Fool Day about Pregnancy: Today, it’s likely that you may likely come across pregnancy pranks on social media. Announcing a fake pregnancy has long been a go-to joke on April Fools’ Day, but in recent years, people have been raising awareness about just why that joke isn’t funny.
Fake Pregnancy on 1st April Fool: Day Fake pregnancy announcements occur year-round. The #pregnancyprank hashtag on TikTok has 83.8 million views, with many of the top videos involving women telling their boyfriends or husbands that they are pregnant when they are not.
However, pregnancy pranks are particularly popular on April Fools’ Day.
For example, on April Fools’ Day in 2019, Justin Bieber came under fire for posting a sonogram on Instagram, followed by photos of his wife Hailey Bieber holding her belly while being examined by doctors.
1st April Fool Day about Pregnancy
Bieber later came clean and said: “There’s always gonna be people offended, there’s also people who don’t take jokes very well, I am a prankster and it was APRIL FOOLS.
“I didn’t at all mean to be insensitive to people who can’t have children. A lot of people I know, their first go-to prank on April fools is telling their parents they are pregnant to get a big reaction.”
Bieber’s prank was criticized for being insensitive to those who cannot get pregnant as well as those who have suffered miscarriages.
Additionally, nearly nine percent of men aged 25 to 44 in the U.S. reported that they or their partner had seen a doctor for issues related to infertility.
