Bea Borres Opens Up About Her Struggles w/ Pregnancy & the Signs That Saved Her Baby
BEA BORRES – Social media star Bea Borres shared a raw and emotional story about facing an unplanned pregnancy, her struggles with acceptance, and the two signs that changed everything.
Bea Borres recently opened up about one of the most difficult moments in her life during her guest appearance on Toni Gonzaga’s online talk show “Toni Talks.” In the interview, she admitted that there was a time she considered ending her pregnancy.
Bea revealed that she actually went to a clinic in the United States with the intention of undergoing the procedure. Reflecting on her mindset at the time, she shared, “Pero nu’ng time na ‘yun, I’m really questioning everything na, ‘Bakit ganu’n? Ulila na nga ‘yung title ko bibigyan Mo pa ako ng bagong title, The Single Mom?’”
Bea Borres recalled sitting inside the clinic after completing medical tests, when something unexpected happened. “Nandu’n ako nakaupo. And then after everything Ms. Toni biglang may pumasok, tapos sinabi nalang niya na ‘You can’t push through with this.’ So, ang unang pumasok sa isip ko, ‘Iba ka talaga, ha! Parang nagpapakita ka talaga.’ May reason naman pero mas tinake ko siya na sign, e.”
The second sign, according to Bea, occurred during a flight to New York. While crying, she opened up to a woman beside her about her situation. “I told the woman I was crying because I’m pregnant… The first thing she said was, ‘Babies are blessings from God.’ I was so speechless, and I told myself, oh, He will not abandon me. My baby and I will be okay, so I don’t have to be scared of anything, and I should continue with the pregnancy.”
On August 12, Bea Borres officially confirmed her pregnancy and announced that she is expecting a baby girl, her first child. She admitted that she struggled emotionally and mentally to accept the reality at first, writing on Facebook, “I just wanna share the importance of having a great support system…This has been a long journey of acceptance because I was facing it alone at first, but there’s nothing I want more now than to finally meet my baby.”
She also expressed her gratitude to her family and friends for supporting her throughout the journey, though she made it clear, “I just want to make it clear that being a young mom shouldn’t be normalized.”
Finally, Bea left a message to her young followers: “To my young girl audience, please always practice being safe. I just really got lucky because I have a great support system.”