Kevin Gates, a renowned American rapper signed with Bread Winners' Association, recently caused a stir on social media with his Instagram story. In the story, Gates shared a video of a mother giving birth to a child, which many people found disturbing.
Initially, some sources speculated that the woman giving birth was Gates' wife, and there were even congratulatory messages assuming he had become a father. However, these speculations turned out to be false, as Gates is not the father in the video, and his wife has not given birth to any children recently.
The video shared by Gates was actually taken by the Indie Birth Association and featured his wife, Dreka Haynes, giving birth to their son at home. The video starts with Dreka going into labor, followed by the delivery process involving both Dreka and Gates. The video concludes with the infant crying and moving after being caught by Gates.
Dreka shared the birth video on Instagram in honor of Black Maternal Health Week, aiming to highlight the experience and offer wisdom from the birth. However, Gates' decision to repost the video on his own Instagram account received criticism.
Many people felt that Gates had crossed a line by sharing such an intimate and private moment of childbirth on social media. The act was seen as a violation of his wife and child's privacy. Moreover, the graphic nature of the video caused concern among viewers, as it was not suitable for all audiences and could potentially be traumatic, especially for those who have experienced childbirth complications.
Gates' previous protective stance on his private life and the absence of him sharing intimate moments publicly made his decision to post the video surprising and controversial.
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