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Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten and his partner Nicolás Keenan shared the news of the pregnancy through gestation for others on Instagram, showing the ultrasound in the third month and thanking the pregnant woman Lisa and the egg donor.
A photo published on Instagram that speaks for itself. Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten hugs his partner Nicolás Keenan, an Argentinian field hockey player, while both smiling and holding a photo of an ultrasound in their third month. So the couple wanted to publicly announce that they are expecting a child through gestation for others (Gpa), also sharing the joy with Lisa, the pregnant woman. It is the first known case in the world of a sitting prime minister announcing that he is expecting a child via Gpa.
"See you in 2027"
"Someone very special is coming. See you in 2027, little one. There are no words big enough to thank our egg donor, pregnant woman Lisa and their families. None of this would have been possible without you," they wrote on Instagram, posting a photo with Lisa.
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The news will stimulate a public debate on the rights of same-sex families and the regulation of childbearing for others in the Netherlands and other countries.
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