A MUM-OF-SIX has come under fire after sharing what trolls call her ”baby daddy haul”.
Mother Kelc took to TikTok after constantly being bombarded with questions about which child belongs to one of her former partners and current man.
The young blonde, who claimed she simply had ”an awful taste in men”, first tied the knot in 2014 aged just 18.
The former partner, whose name she didn’t reveal in the video, gave Kelc two daughters, Teegan and Olivia – but unfortunately, it wasn’t a fairytale ending.
Less than five years later, in 2018, the couple divorced and went their separate ways.
However, Kelc didn’t stay single for a long time, after a bloke by the name Dwayne came into the picture.
Although it is not known whether the pair ever married or were exclusive, Kelc and Dwayne welcomed another baby girl into their family, Remi.
The mother-of-six went on in the now-viral clip: ”The drama, the lore […].
”I can’t even put it into words the horrors that I went through with this man.
”Your mind would be blown if you knew what I went through with this person,” said Kelc, adding she hasn’t heard from Dwayne ”in years” – and would much rather prefer to keep it that way.
Once Dwayne and Kelc had called it quits, the mum, from the US, met a man named Zack, whom she had another child, Alliah, with.
”Well, technically I just had her because he’s non-existent also. He fathers the child that my [current] husband has raised since she was two months old, so….”
The break-up brought Kelc to her fourth ”baby daddy” and second now-husband Brian, whom she’s been together with for four years.
”Fourth time is a charm, right?” chuckled Kelc, who posts under the username @lilmamato7 and whose video has won her 2million views.
”We have two kids together and he has been Alliah’s daddy pretty much since she was born.
”My baby daddy drama is dark and deep, and insane.
”I wish I could go back to my younger self and be like ‘What the actual f**k are you doing?”’
Relationships in numbers: The most common way to meet someone
YouGov looked into how Brits find love, and your best bet is at work or through friends according to the data.
- Through work – 18%
- Through friends – 18%
- While out and about – 15%
- Other – 11%
- Online dating platform – 7%
- University or higher education – 6%
- Dating app – 6%
- School – 5%
- Shared hobby – 5%
- Family – 3%
- Face to face at an event – 0%
‘Not the baby daddy haul’
Despite briefly opening up about some of the ”trauma” she’s been through, social media users weren’t so empathetic, as over 3,330 people flooded to comments to slam Kelc.
One horrified TikToker said: ”never in my 21 years have i ever seen a baby daddy haul.”
Another was totally gobsmacked, writing: ”I genuinely don’t understand how this happens.”
”i wish people would stop just having kids with just anyone,” a third wrote, as someone else branded Kelc ”embarrassing”.
One kind social media user said: ”At first I was like ‘ohhh they are progressively getting worse’.
”Then you surprised me with your current husband. Way to turn things around!!”
”You’re my dream coworker,” a viewer commented.