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Congratulations to you all!!! 💜💜 I can’t believe you did that Mrs P, and not knowing the number you were carrying. I can’t imagine what that was like for you. So happy to hear everyone is safe and well and healthy. I was refreshing your blog like a mad woman all of yesterday haha.

Look forward to reading all about the birth from your pov when you’re ready to share / have recovered. Enjoy all the glorious newborn cuddles

💜💜💜 @shhhsecretsideblog

Thank you so much for your sweet words and support! Honestly, not knowing the number of babies I was carrying made everything so much more surreal and intense. It was a mix of pure determination, shock, and adrenaline to get through it, but I’m so grateful that everyone is here, safe, and healthy.

The fact that you were refreshing the blog so much yesterday is so heartwarming—I can’t tell you how much it means to know so many of you were cheering us on. I’ll definitely share more details when I’ve recovered a bit more and have the energy to properly write about it. For now, we’re just soaking up all the snuggles, bonding with our little ones, and trying to enjoy every beautiful, chaotic moment. Thank you again for your kindness! 💜💜

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Hey all! Some very happy news for you all today! @studio98things and @inflateealex have given me the greatest honour of announcing..

Allie’s pregnant!

She and Sable have been trying for a while now, and Sable sent me the ultrasound. They also told me how many she’s having, BUT that’s a secret between us for now, not even she knows, so if I let it slip, don’t tell her!

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New little side-RP we have going on.

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No problem Mrs P! You're a mentor to me and honestly a huge motivator as to why I do things some days, I want what you have so can understand the privacy.

Do you have plans to reveal it? Only curious bc I don't know if G told you of me and Sable or not.

Speaking of G, can I just say I adore your relationship with your boys and just how love-filled their updates were during labour. I've said it before I think but those men are so good to you.

Unrelated note, can you ask G how to fix a leaking sink? For a friend.

Again, you did so well Mama P!

Inko

Thank you so much, Inko! That really means a lot to me, and I’m so happy that I can be a source of inspiration for you. I truly appreciate your understanding about privacy—it’s something I hold dear, but I’ll definitely be ready to share everything when the time feels right.

As for the reveal, no, Mr. G hasn’t told me about you and Sable yet. I haven’t had the chance to read through any of the posts or updates while I was in labor, but I’ll definitely catch up at some point. I’ll be sure to check everything out when I’m able to! If you want to share anything with me in the meantime, I’m always happy to hear from you. 😊

You’re also absolutely right about Mr. G and the boys. Their love and care during labor made such a difference, and I’m so lucky to have them by my side. It’s just been a beautiful experience, and I’m grateful for their support. I’m glad you’ve noticed that—they truly are wonderful to me, and it means the world to have them in my corner.

As for the leaking sink, I’ll definitely ask Mr. G for some tips! He’s always so handy with things like that, so I’m sure he’ll have some advice.

Thank you again for being so supportive, Inko! Your kind words really mean a lot, and I can’t wait to catch up with everything soon.

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Hey Mrs P, so to update, the thing I had to do was follow up on a bullying report I filed in December between me and a colleague. It basically stressed me tf out and today just clearing the air was needed I think, and my bosses support the resolution

While it was something to do wirh my ASD, it was thankfully not meant to be discriminatory, so I've let it go.

Also, your last post may have given away how many babies you had, but I can keep a secret.

Thank you so much for the support and the wishes,

Inko

Hey Inko! I’m so glad to hear that you were able to resolve the situation and get some support from your bosses. That kind of stress can be really draining, especially when it ties into something as personal as ASD, but it sounds like you handled it with a lot of grace. I’m proud of you for taking those steps to clear the air.

And thank you for respecting the privacy about the babies—it’s funny how sometimes we let little things slip without realizing it! Although I'm not sure I have completely.

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Hey Inko! Absolutely still down for questions—here we go:

1. Reaction to the last baby coming out:

Honestly, my reaction was a mix of complete shock, overwhelming relief, and sheer disbelief. When the second-to-last baby was born, I knew I wasn’t done yet, but I was so focused on getting through each moment that I didn’t dwell too much on the end. When the final baby came out and Mr. G said, “That’s the last one,” it felt like this massive wave of emotions hit me all at once—exhaustion, pride, joy, and even a little disbelief because, wow, that was a lot. It felt like a marathon finally ending, and I just kept thinking, “I did it. They’re here. It’s over.” There was definitely a sense of amazement, too—like, after all that, we finally made it to the finish line.

2. Opinion on soft drinks:

I’m not a huge soda fan, to be honest, but I do have my moments. I’ll occasionally enjoy a ginger ale, especially when I want something light and refreshing that’s easy on the stomach. I’m not really into super sugary sodas like colas—they don’t sit well with me—but sparkling water with a hint of flavor? Absolute perfection. Sparkling apple cider is another favorite—it’s bubbly and feels like a treat without being over-the-top sweet. That said, I totally get the appeal of soft drinks, especially for that fizzy kick!

3. First thing I want to do with my mobility:

Oh, I’ve thought about this so much! The first thing I want to do is simply walk. It might sound small, but after carrying all that weight, I’m excited to feel light on my feet again and just enjoy a peaceful stroll outside. I’d love to take the babies out in a stroller or wrap and soak up some fresh air. I also can’t wait to stretch fully, lie on my stomach, and just move without the heaviness. And maybe something spontaneous, like dancing around the kitchen with Mr. G and Mr. P—that feels like such a simple but meaningful way to celebrate this new chapter.

Thanks for the questions—they were such a nice distraction while I wait for things to settle! I hope whatever you’re up to today goes amazingly well!

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Hey Mrs P! I’m so glad you’re okay, I was worried for you when you went silent with the breech. I know you’re basking in baby happiness (as is well deserved) but was wondering if you could just quickly wish me luck with something going on today? I’m real nervous about it.

Inko

Thank you so much for your kind words and for thinking of me! The breech was definitely a nerve-wracking moment, but everything turned out okay, and now we’re soaking up all the baby snuggles.

As for you—sending you all my love and the absolute best of luck for whatever you’re facing today. You’ve got this, Inko! Take a deep breath, trust in yourself, and know that I’m rooting for you. You’re stronger than you think! Keep me posted—I’m cheering you on!

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Do you like to feed you husband/partner.

I love nursing both of my partners and they love nursing from me. It’s all extremely intimate and erotic.

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When you say you broke her waters

Was that through sexual penetration? 😳

Haha yes, Mr. G broke my water during some extreme rough sex.

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Is everything going well ? Even with the third baby being breached ...

Yes, everything went well with our breech baby, although it was a bit more intense. The little one was born breech, which added a layer of complexity to the delivery, but our amazing team handled it with such care and expertise. It definitely wasn’t easy, and I had to stay focused and trust my body and the process.

While it was a bit more painful, especially during the delivery, I’m so relieved and grateful that our breech baby is here and healthy. All of our babies are doing well now, and I’m beyond thankful for the support from Mr. G and Mr. P throughout the whole experience. 💜

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Omg, omg, congrats you guys!!! I'm so happy for you, and you were amazing Mrs.P!! Congrats again to you Mr.G and P, I'm so happy for you!!!💜💙🧡❤💚

-Sable 💚❤💜💙🧡

Thank you so much, Sable! Your excitement and love mean so much to us—it’s been such a wild ride, and we’re just so overjoyed to finally have these babies here. 💜💙🧡❤💚

It wasn’t easy, but with Mr. G and Mr. P by my side every step of the way, I felt like I could conquer anything. Their support (and a whole lot of deep breaths!) got me through, and now we’re just soaking in all the love and baby cuddles.

We’re so grateful to have such amazing people cheering us on—you included! Big hugs and so much love back to you! 💜

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Congratulations! Big hugs for your family! I'm so happy for you, and I'm amazed by Mrs P's strength and resolve. She's an inspiration, and I hope she makes an easy and calm recovery

Thank you so much for your kind words and warm wishes! It means the world to us to have so much love and support coming our way. It’s been an unforgettable journey, and I’m beyond grateful that I’ve had such an incredible team by my side throughout it all.

Recovery is going well so far—definitely taking things one step at a time. My body feels like it’s been through the wringer, but I’m focusing on rest, healing, and, of course, soaking up every moment with these precious babies. Knowing that my strength resonates with others is such an honor, and I hope my story inspires others to see the power and resilience we all carry within ourselves.

Big hugs back to you, and thank you again for thinking of us during this special time! 💜

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Ok I’ve caught up somewhat. Even Mrs P didn’t know how many babies she was carrying for sure? You took all of that control and kept it G?

Hot.

You lot are incredible. Your unit is inspiring. I am lost for words!

I’m truly gobsmacked.

Answer (Mr. G):

You caught that, huh? That’s right—Mrs. P didn’t know exactly how many babies she was carrying, and yes, I kept that little secret all to myself. It was a decision we made together early on, and she trusted me completely to hold onto that surprise for the big day. And let me tell you, it was worth it to see her face as each baby made their grand entrance into the world.

Our dynamic is built on trust, respect, and love, and moments like this just make it all the more special. We’re a team through and through, and Mrs. P’s strength and faith in me are humbling. I’m glad you find inspiration in our journey—it’s been nothing short of incredible, and we’re so proud of what we’ve built together.

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So these babies are not surrogate babies but babies to expand your family?

That’s correct—these babies are not surrogate babies but are meant to expand our own family. While surrogacy is an amazing and beautiful thing, in this case, these little ones are ours, and we’re so excited to welcome them into the family.

We’ve been looking forward to growing our family, and this journey has been such a special one. It’s definitely been a labor of love (pun intended!), and now we get to focus on nurturing and raising these babies alongside the rest of our incredible family. It’s a busy household, but one filled with so much love and joy!

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So now it's time for Mrs P to nurse, pump, nurture and be a mama to her babies! Yaaay. 24/7 breastfeeding and pumping is in session!

Yes, it’s officially time for me to step into full-on mama mode! Nursing, pumping, nurturing—this is where my focus is now, 24/7 breastfeeding and pumping in session! My body is still recovering after everything it went through during labor, but this is what I’ve been waiting for.

It’s definitely a lot to take on—engorgement is no joke, and keeping up with nursing and pumping for multiple babies is a whole new level of work. But honestly, it feels so rewarding. Every time I look at their tiny faces while feeding or see the milk I’ve pumped, I feel this overwhelming sense of purpose and love.

So yes, it’s all about nursing, pumping, and nurturing right now, but it’s such a beautiful phase. I know it’s going to take a lot of energy, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. This is what I’ve been preparing for, and I’m embracing every moment.

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A Well-Deserved Feast and Some Much-Needed Rest

After a long nap together, Mrs. P and I woke up feeling so much better—exhausted but recharged in a way that only some sleep and the comfort of each other’s presence can bring. Mr. P, ever the thoughtful man, had been busy making sure we’d have a meal that matched the occasion. He brought us takeout from one of my restaurants: a classic steak dinner with a loaded baked potato and sparkling apple cider (since mama is going to be nursing, of course). It was exactly what we needed—a hearty meal to celebrate making it through the long weekend and the arrival of our beautiful babies.

As soon as we finished dinner, it felt like the nurse had been watching us with a sixth sense. She came in with the breast pump, all ready to hook Mrs. P up and relieve her poor, engorged breasts. Honestly, it was what she needed. By the time she woke up, her breasts were incredibly full, practically begging to be milked like the dairy cow she jokes about being. Watching her with the pump is always such a fascinating thing, a mix of practicality and awe at how amazing her body is—truly built for this.

The babies, meanwhile, have been thoroughly checked out and deemed to be in perfect health. The NICU staff has been amazing, and tomorrow, the babies will be moved down to our room and nursery so we can have them close by. But for tonight, it’s just us—one peaceful night alone to spend with my wife.

After everything, it’s surreal to have this quiet moment together, knowing what we’ve been through to get here and all the love that’s waiting to unfold as we bring our babies into our lives. Tonight is for us—a calm before the beautiful chaos begins again.

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I’m so happy for you guys!

A Weekend of Miracles: Welcoming Our Newest Family Members

Thank you all so much for the heartfelt congratulations and support. This weekend was one of the most daunting, emotional, and awe-inspiring experiences of my life. After a long and intense labor, we’re overjoyed that our babies finally arrived. It’s been a journey, to say the least, but to see the love and strength from Mrs. P and Mr. G throughout the process has been absolutely incredible.

Mrs. P has been resting and recovering since the last baby was delivered. After such a long labor, she’s on IV fluids to help replenish her strength, but she’s doing remarkably well. Her resilience never ceases to amaze me. Mr. G, too, has been catching up on much-needed sleep, as he was right there with her every step of the way.

I’m so grateful to my ex-wife and amazing co-parent, Ms. E, who has been by my side through it all. Her support has been unwavering, and she’s just as thrilled to welcome these new additions to our blended family. Together, we’ve been looking after the babies while Mrs. P and Mr. G rest. It’s been such a joy to hold these little ones in my arms and watch them sleep peacefully.

We’ve called all our children to share the exciting news, and they’re absolutely giddy about meeting their new siblings. Their excitement fills our hearts even more—we’re so lucky to have this big, beautiful, blended family.

Looking back on the weekend, it was extraordinary to witness Mrs. P and Mr. G together during the active labor and pushing stages. Their connection, determination, and mutual support were nothing short of inspiring. It was one of the most powerful and beautiful moments I’ve ever seen.

Now, we’re soaking in the quiet moments with our new babies and giving everyone the time they need to rest and recover. It’s been a long, incredible journey, and we’re so excited for the next chapter with our expanded family. Thank you all for sharing in this joy with us—it means the world.

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A Weekend of Miracles: Welcoming Our Newest Family Members

Thank you all so much for the heartfelt congratulations and support. This weekend was one of the most daunting, emotional, and awe-inspiring experiences of my life. After a long and intense labor, we’re overjoyed that our babies finally arrived. It’s been a journey, to say the least, but to see the love and strength from Mrs. P and Mr. G throughout the process has been absolutely incredible.

Mrs. P has been resting and recovering since the last baby was delivered. After such a long labor, she’s on IV fluids to help replenish her strength, but she’s doing remarkably well. Her resilience never ceases to amaze me. Mr. G, too, has been catching up on much-needed sleep, as he was right there with her every step of the way.

I’m so grateful to my ex-wife and amazing co-parent, Ms. E, who has been by my side through it all. Her support has been unwavering, and she’s just as thrilled to welcome these new additions to our blended family. Together, we’ve been looking after the babies while Mrs. P and Mr. G rest. It’s been such a joy to hold these little ones in my arms and watch them sleep peacefully.

We’ve called all our children to share the exciting news, and they’re absolutely giddy about meeting their new siblings. Their excitement fills our hearts even more—we’re so lucky to have this big, beautiful, blended family.

Looking back on the weekend, it was extraordinary to witness Mrs. P and Mr. G together during the active labor and pushing stages. Their connection, determination, and mutual support were nothing short of inspiring. It was one of the most powerful and beautiful moments I’ve ever seen.

Now, we’re soaking in the quiet moments with our new babies and giving everyone the time they need to rest and recover. It’s been a long, incredible journey, and we’re so excited for the next chapter with our expanded family. Thank you all for sharing in this joy with us—it means the world.