"We Are Both AS": Couple Discover Their Genotype after Traditional Wedding, Bride Cries Out
- Just after their traditional wedding, a Nigerian couple would find out that they are both AS genotype
- The new bride took to social media to lament over the problem, saying they didn't check before taking the marriage step
- Their genotype, which may affect that of their future kids, threatens the very foundation of their young union
A Nigerian lady has cried out on social media that she and her hubby recently found out that their genotypes are AS.
The saddened lady opened up about her marital challenge on TikTok while responding to a question that asked what 2022 took away from her.
Source: UGC
She attached some snaps and a short clip from her traditional wedding, lamenting that they didn't check their statuses before taking the big step.
It is not clear if the couple has done their church wedding, but this very discovery appears to be shaking their union.
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Social media users shared their thoughts on the situation, with some wondering if it was carelessness or a mistake.
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Social media reactions
Michellekamsi said:
"I’m expecting my second child.my elder sister is also AS and same with her husband and they have 4 beautiful kids but is luck sha.."
Afrikdemmy said:
"You can still be married, just don't have children together..u can both adopt if u still really want to be together."
Boss Onoskly said:
"You guys can still be together visit your doctor they will inform you the latest way to have kids as both AS partner."
peacefully said:
"Please if d both of u dont have a child together yet just leave please d safety of ur unborn kids matters besides u are not officially married."
Ologhetetina said:
"The time you supposed to ask the question, shawarma and barbecue and hollandia yoghurt no let you ask .No offense just for fun."
AS Man set to wed lady with the same genotype
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a couple with AS genotype was set to tie the knot.
In a post he made on Twitter, the man with the handle @clarseek_hajji said that he had failed relationships in the past but seems to have found the woman of his dreams, but there is a problem.
The AS man stated that the lady also has the same genotype as him, making it risky for their unborn kids should they tie the knot.
According to the man, though he only just met the lady two months ago, he was ready to settle down with her.
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