GloRilla’s bold stance on modern motherhood sparks debate

The rapper wants to have children, but not the traditional way
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In a recent interview, rapper GloRilla candidly shared her thoughts on pregnancy, sparking a lively discussion across social media platforms. During a conversation with Charlamagne Tha God, GloRilla revealed her desire to have children but expressed a preference for surrogacy over traditional pregnancy. This revelation has resonated with many, leading to a flurry of reactions online.

GloRilla’s perspective on pregnancy

On Oct. 14, GloRilla appeared in an interview on Charlamagne Tha God’s official YouTube channel. About eight minutes into the discussion, Charlamagne posed a provocative question regarding her song “Procedure,” asking, “Are men really trying to trap you and get you pregnant?” GloRilla responded affirmatively, indicating that she feels pressure from men in this regard.


As the conversation progressed, Charlamagne pointed out that GloRilla mentions in her song the possibility of getting her tubes tied. When he questioned whether she truly meant that, GloRilla confirmed her stance, stating, “I want them to have my DNA but I don’t want to have them.” This statement highlights her desire to experience motherhood while avoiding the physical challenges of pregnancy.

GloRilla explained that her views on pregnancy were influenced by observing her friends’ experiences. She noted how “restricted” they felt during their pregnancies, which led her to consider surrogacy as a viable option for her future family.


Social media reactions

As news of the interview spread, social media platforms exploded with reactions. Users from diverse backgrounds shared their thoughts, with many expressing support for the rapper’s decision to prioritize her personal and professional goals while still embracing the idea of motherhood.

@jniceofficial_: “I applaud her for knowing what she can and can’t handle because too many people don’t know their own boundaries or limits as a person.”

@_realestatenaj: “Pregnancy is scary, I understand.”

@theprettygirlsguide: “Not ‘it’s just 9 months’ – a man who has and never will have to be pregnant 😵‍💫”

@ebm_dripp: “Her body her choice. Gotta respect that!”

The online discourse surrounding GloRilla’s comments highlights the growing influence of social media on personal decision-making. For generations that witnessed the rise of the internet and social platforms, these online spaces have become crucial forums for discussing and challenging societal norms.

Redefining success and family planning

The rapper’s perspective on pregnancy and surrogacy reflects a broader shift in how success and family planning are viewed, particularly among individuals who came of age during the turn of the millennium. This generation, having grown up with rapidly evolving technology and changing social norms, often approaches major life decisions with a unique blend of traditional values and modern sensibilities.

By openly discussing her preferences for starting a family, GloRilla has inadvertently become a spokesperson for those who seek to balance their career ambitions with their desire for parenthood. Her willingness to explore alternative paths to motherhood resonates with many who have delayed starting families to focus on personal and professional growth.

GloRilla’s openness about her views on pregnancy and surrogacy has sparked important conversations about motherhood and personal choice. As social media continues to buzz with reactions, it’s clear that her perspective resonates with many, encouraging discussions about the realities of pregnancy and the choices women make regarding their bodies. GloRilla’s journey is a reminder of the importance of understanding and respecting individual choices in the realm of motherhood.

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