After an attempted dry ice gender reveal went wrong, Amy Hummer and her husband had to evacuate their home when dark pink smoke filled the room. The couple, anticipating a baby girl, shared their experience on TikTok, warning others about the risks of indoor celebrations. Their video quickly gained over 5 million views. Meanwhile, another TikTok user, Wales Curies Harding, faced confusion when her gender reveal cake turned green instead of blue or pink. Harding later clarified that they were expecting a boy, while others humorously speculated on the cake’s color and misunderstood its significance. Gender reveals can be unpredictable!
After the confusing parties, a pregnant couple warned of dry ice gender disclosure.
Amy Hummer (30), a British -based base, shared the video at the moment when the gender of the baby was found in Tiktok.
Amy and her husband’s beautiful house gathered to find out the gender of the baby.
The couple chose the gender presentation of dry ice that creates the effect of pink (girls) or blue (for boys).
Amy and her husband, the CEO of NKD Apparel, knew that a girl’s baby was born, and was very pleased.
However, when the dark pink smoke filled the living room, the situation quickly worsened.
Instead of celebrating a happy news, the family had to evacuate from the house for intense smoke.
Amy posted to Tiktok, “This is a sign not to make a gender gender in a gorgeous house.”
Amy Hummer and their partners (photos), based in the UK, warned parents who are going to give birth not to clarify the gender of dry ice.
The gender presentation procedure of dry ice varies depending on the brand, but in most cases it is said to be done indoors or outdoors.
While Amy was disabling the video comment, the clip immediately recorded more than 5 million views.
It will come after the next When a pregnant woman shared a videos of a gender unveiled cake on the net, the sponge was green, and the fans were confused.
Wales Curies Hardin, 26, tried to publish the gender of the third child in Tiktok videos, but the number of videos was over 47 million and the number of comments exceeded 25,000.
The gender unveiled cake is a popular way for a couple to know whether their babies are boys or girls.
The bakery uses a layer of blue (for boys) or pink (for girls), sprinkles, or fruits packed to show the gender of newborns.
When the room was filled with dark pink smoke, the gender unveiled party worsened rapidly.
But IIn a short clip that matches Misha Daddy’s “I Get to Love You”, Curies and Husband have two wine glasses into a yellow gender presentation cake.
However, instead of a traditional blue or pink sponge, the inside of the cake was green, so the fans joked that she had Slysin.
Harding’s followers and others said in the comments section that she was “embarrassed” in the color of her gender presentation cake, and one wrote, “Let’s explain it normally.”
Another person joked, “Oh, a beautiful green baby, congratulations.”
The third comment stated, “I was flooded with comments to confirm that I was colored.”
Some Tiktok users mentioned Hogwarts in the Harry Potter book, and joked that Harding and her husband had a baby in Slylin.
A comment reveals that you have a Slyzin turtle dinosaur named a glass. congratulations! Another person said.
Some people are wondering if the green sponge cake is a simple baking mistake, and one user wrote: “Everyone, this is a basic color theory. Green is made from blue and yellow. If you look at the green cake, the blue pigment reacts with a 99 % probability.” It will be green when combined. ”
Harding’s small number of followers emphasized the increase in Team Green, suggesting that Harding and her husband had refused to know the baby’s biological gender in advance.
However, at the age of 26, he later revealed that there was a boy in a follow -up video and explained that the color of the cake was not familiar.
“I thought it would be better to clarify this,” she added to Tiktok and mentioned the comments that flooded her previous post.
In response to this post, one wrote, “I just saw this post and thought that I didn’t want to know gender until my baby was born.” Because that’s the meaning of green. ]
Another person added, “I thought it was a joke and revealed my gender, but it was green because everyone was waiting for birth to give birth. Congratulations.”
The third comment is that in the baby’s world, green and yellow and orange are considered to be gender, so some of us are really confused. “
Harding’s Tiktok proves that the best gender openings may sometimes go crazy.
Earlier this year, before the party started, a man who broke a balloon packed with pink or blue paper blizzards accidentally ruined himself and his wife’s gender presentation.
Simon Rabati and Brona Rabati, a Northern Ireland Craygabon, were preparing to accept their family and friends, regardless of whether they were born or a girl.
However, an unfortunate accident occurred when Simon was about to carry a balloon with a snowstorm to the car.
Unfortunately, his father inadvertently broke the balloons, and the blue paper blizzard fell, and eventually the couple’s surprise was ruined.
The video taken with the video doorphone shows a small blue paper breaks on a pouch, and Simon shouts, “Oh, shit.”
Broner also knew what had happened by a mobile phone dwelling detector.
She witnessed the accident in real time and immediately called Simon and said: Literally, did you just know what they are? “
Simon and Bronner recovered from the shock of knowing that they had a boy, and were relieved that they had still knew each other’s gender.
Even after the cat was out of the bag, the couple had a surprise because they planned a gender show.
“To be honest, we had to play to the whole,” said Simon.