Yummy Mummy disclosed that she’s planning to have a procedure done on her.
The outspoken social media influencer and content creator Joan Obwaka alias Yummy Mummy has revealed plans of going under the knife to remove the loose skin around her stomach.
She plans to have the procedure done on her birthday, her 31st birthday.
Yummy Mummy has been actively working out, she’s actually shown some massive improvements and her recent photos attest to this.
The mother of three amazing kids is however ready and prepared to undergo the procedure to lose the skin because the skin has refused to go away despite efforts of working out every other day.
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“My third and final birthday gift to myself is a tummy tuck which I will be getting soon! Guys I can’t tell you how excited I am about this.
After three kids it really doesn’t matter how much I work out, that loose skin on my lower belly is permanent and I dislike it a lot!”
Yummy Mummy is still unsure and debating if she should record the procedure for her fans just the way she did with her last born child when she went to give birth.
She’s fearing she might catch some flak from netizens after sharing the procedure with them on social media.
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She says she wants to share on social media so that women will have more reliable information about the process. She promised to let her fans know about her decision to document the procedure for them.
“I have been debating in my mind whether or not I want to document the whole process on social media or not. I want to because I want more women to have more information on this process and know the options available to them.
On the other hand I don’t want to because of the unnecessary and unsolicited opinions that people always feel the need to share and I know this one can be controversial.
So once I decide I will let y’all know or you’ll just see me one day here with a flat stomach and no explanation.” she said.
