Qiangmei announced that she will fight for twins again! Daughter's "household registration stuck" became a ghost population. Netizens: Learn to be a mother first

[Entertainment Channel/Comprehensive Report] "Rose" Lin Jialing's sister Lin Jiazhen and her Chinese same-sex partner Ah Shun registered their marriage last year and gave birth to a daughter through borrowed sperm overseas. However, there have been reports of fraudulent marriages, domestic violence, etc. The daughter born at the end of March this year has not completed the household registration due to nationality and legal relations. Unexpectedly, Qiang announced on the 12th that she had undergone pre-implantation examination and planned to have a pair of twins, sparking heated discussions.

Lin Jiazhen revealed that she plans to have twins. (Reproduced from Threads)

Qiangmei revealed through a social video that she currently has two embryos, one male and one female. She plans to have the surgery next month and implant them at the same time. She also blurted out: "This uterus has nothing to do anyway." She even said to her daughter, "You are going to be a sister, and you are still messing around." Qiangmei also said that if the pregnancy goes smoothly, she will become the mother of three children in the future.

However, after the news was exposed, many netizens questioned it. They believed that the eldest daughter's household registration problem had not been resolved, so they were anxious to plan for a child. They left messages: "You should quit smoking and drinking first before having a child" and "The elder's household registration can't be settled." Faced with criticism, Qiangmei was not to be outdone and replied: "Do you think all parents in the world are worthy of being parents?" Netizens said: "At least you are definitely not suitable!"

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