“It’s Not Real”- Kemi Olunloyo Accuses Real Warri Pikin Of Faking Pregnancy With Prosthetic Belly

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Nigerian comedienne and actress Real Warri Pikin has once again found herself at the center of social media debates following her recent pregnancy announcement.

The entertainer had posted a heartwarming video featuring her family to share the news, which was met with mixed responses. While many fans flooded her comment section with congratulatory messages, others questioned the authenticity of her pregnancy after digging up older photos.

In response to the skepticism, Warri Pikin posted another video showing off her baby bump to silence the doubters.

However, controversial journalist Kemi Olunloyo reignited the debate with claims made on her Facebook page. She alleged that Warri Pikin had previously suffered a pregnancy loss and that the gym photo circulated online wasn’t recent. Olunloyo further accused the comedian of using a prosthetic belly, suggesting that a surrogate is actually carrying the child.

As reactions continue to pour in, the situation has kept fans divided, with many awaiting further clarification.

“Warri Pikin fans: Do you know what Authentication means in Journalism? Is this not a photo from the video she posted? Authentication is attached to your devices. The date and time you captured an image or video. It’s NOT 2025Could be when she lost the previous baby. #kemitalksignorance,” she wrote.

“Warri Pikin  This is a surrogacy pregnancy. She lost her last one. This is still her baby 100%. However she’s wearing a prosthetic baby bump,” she added.

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See some comments below:

@Victoria Oluchi Kingsley:”Was she this size before? Someone that obviously loose a lot of weight before taking in. Abeg abeg dey go.”

@Vicky Obulor:”I understand your point, but I believe we should be careful with conclusions, especially when it involves someone’s personal pain. A screenshot or reposted video doesn’t always reflect the exact date of the original event — metadata can change when files are edited, saved, or shared.”

@Ellastacia Chibuogwu:”Na till real warri pikin go Live for Facebook b4 you go rest.”

@Oghenetejiri Churchill:”How ehn take concern u.”

@Silas Prince Udeme:”Guy this woman I’m begging to look you somehow now honestly speaking.”

@Timeless Thelma:”Timeless Thelma s ma, this pregnancy photo wasn’t recent? Because your take here is deep!”

@Ngozi Osoto:”On 15th she installed a wig, On 17th morning she braid her hair.”