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Home » News » “I hate children, I don’t like kids” — Miss Jorji reveals what she did 24 hours after getting pregnant

“I hate children, I don’t like kids” — Miss Jorji reveals what she did 24 hours after getting pregnant

August 21, 2026
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Miss Jorji has sparked reactions online after openly declaring that she does not like children and has no interest in becoming a mother.

In a viral video, she said she was shocked by the idea of women carrying pregnancies for nine months, adding that she could not imagine going through such a process herself.

Miss Jorji revealed that when she discovered she was pregnant, she booked an appointment the following day, apparently referring to her decision to terminate the pregnancy.

She also spoke about her weight, saying it took her a year to lose 30 pounds and that she was unwilling to gain weight because of pregnancy.

According to her, she did not work hard to earn money only to spend it on children and their needs.

“I don’t like kids. I don’t like to share my money. I don’t I didn’t work this hard for me to buy diapers,” she said.

She further described herself as selfish and unwilling to take on the responsibilities associated with raising children.

“I don’t like responsibility. I don’t even have a living plant. I don’t even have a fucking pet,” she added.

Miss Jorji also said she does not identify with traditional expectations placed on women, including being a mother, auntie or grandmother.

“I am not a good woman. I’m not your mom, your auntie, your grandmother,” she said.

Her comments have since generated mixed reactions online, with some social media users criticising her views while others defended her decision to be open about not wanting children.

(GhPage)

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