Pregnant mum gets her kids involved in adorable gender reveal party – but it’s her reaction which has people talking | The Sun

A PREGNANT mum-of-two has gone viral after her shocking reaction when finding out her baby's gender.

When she realised she was expecting her third child, US-based mum Rosalynda Presley threw a gender reveal party.

To make the moment memorable – and eco-friendly – the family decided to skip the balloons and instead, opted for a more sentimental approach.

Rosalynda, who works as a nurse, had arranged her two youngest sons to dip their hands in either blue or pink paint.

With everyone's eyes shut, the small boys then placed their palms on the mum's white T-shirt, as one of the guests was filming the moment.

A few seconds later, the video went on, Rosalynda looked down and found out she was expecting a … boy.

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There was clear disappointment in her face, as the pregnant woman did not appear to be over the moon with a third boy joining the family.

''Gender reveal gone wrong..'' she wrote in the caption, unhappy that it wasn't a baby girl.

''I thought third time was supposed to be a charm??''

Since being uploaded on the video-sharing platform, the clip has gone viral, racking up over 5.3million views.

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Many were mortified to see the mum appeared to be upset that she wasn't going to deliver a baby girl, with one writing: ''She really looked at him like “really?? Again??”

After being slammed for her reaction, Rosalynda added a few comments hitting back at all the meanies.

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''Disclaimer: We are very happy and blessed to have another beautiful baby.

''This baby is already so loved, regardless of the gender.''

However, she did remain hopeful about the future possibilites.

''I was just telling my husband that now we have to try for a fourth or we’ll never know,'' the mum, who is due in March, chuckled.

Fellow mums flocked to comments to show support, for example: ''Gender disappointment is real! It doesn’t mean you’re not excited for the baby,'' insisted one woman.

''This is probably how I’d react too.''

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Another agreed, saying: 'It’s completely ok to have gender disappointment!

''Cause you know that no matter what will the love the baby regardless just was hopping for a girl.''

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