- Sunsum, a Ghanaian actress, criticized pregnant women posting images of bare stomachs online.
- He warned this could expose both mother and unborn child to spiritual harm.
- While supporting pregnancy celebrations online, he advised keeping the stomach covered.
- Sunsum called publicly showing a baby bump “foolishness” and suggested images be private.
- He emphasized that only husbands should see such intimate images to avoid risks.
- Sharing pregnancy journeys on social media is common among celebrities like Yvonne Nelson and Ohemaa Woyeje.
- Sunsum believes the trend should be discouraged due to potential risks to the unborn child.
Ghanaian actress Yaw Adu, popularly known as Sunsum, has raised concerns over the growing trend of pregnant women sharing images of their bare stomachs on social media. He warned that such exposure could leave both the mother and unborn child susceptible to spiritual harm.
While acknowledging that it is acceptable for women to celebrate their pregnancy online, Sunsum emphasized that their stomachs should remain covered in pictures. He described the act of displaying a bare baby bump publicly as “foolishness” and advised against it to safeguard the unborn child.
In a video shared on Instagram and highlighted by News & Vibes, Sunsum cautioned that openly revealing a pregnant stomach could invite negative spiritual influences. He suggested that intimate images like these should be kept private, preferably only for the husband, to reduce risks of harm.
Although sharing pregnancy journeys has become a common practice among celebrities—such as Yvonne Nelson and Ohemaa Woyeje—Sunsum believes this trend carries potential dangers and should be discouraged to protect maternal and fetal well-being.