Footage shows a pregnant mum bursting into tears after discovering she's having a fourth girl, having been completely convinced she was having a baby boy.
Whatever your thoughts on gender reveal parties, you’d have thought the number one rule would be if you’re planning to have one, it’s a good idea to only go for it if you’re happy either way things go.
However, that’s often not the case – as we saw earlier this week when a viral clip showed two disappointed parents finding out they'd be having a girl.
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And it appears to be a relatively common theme, as that’s exactly what happened to a mum-of-four over in the US.
In a video posted on TikTok, mum Kendra Evens showed the moment she found out she was expecting a fourth daughter.
Already mother to three girls, she clearly looked less than excited by the prospect of welcoming another, with one of her children saying: "We get a girl? What? Why do we have to get a girl?"
Kendra’s husband reaches over and starts rubbing his wife on the back, while one of their daughters jumps up and down with joy.
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“Girl gang all day!” someone can be heard yelling off-camera.
Kendra has since given birth to her fourth child, and thankfully now they ‘couldn’t be happier’.
In the caption, she wrote: “Gender disappointment is real so don’t judge us, little did we know our Nellie would complete our family and we couldn’t be happier to be raising our 4 daughters!
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“Couldn’t imagine life without that sweet girl.”
Speaking to People about her reaction, Kendra explained how she’d been convinced that she was having a boy.
She said: "When I got pregnant with my fourth baby, I knew it was my last and after already having three amazing daughters, it was only natural that I, of course, wanted a boy.
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"On top of that, all three of my pregnancies with my daughters were all the exact same, but with this last pregnancy everything was so different so in my head I swore it was a boy."
She added: "Going into the gender reveal, I was hesitant on doing anything because I didn't want to be disappointed in front of people if it wasn't a boy, but then I was reminded it was my last pregnancy and I didn't want to have any regrets.”
The mum admitted the emotions got the best of her and she ‘couldn’t help but cry’.
But they’ve now found their groove as a family with four daughters, with Kendra saying: "Having daughters has been amazing and has changed me already so much in my life.
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"My girls are so lucky to have each other and know what it's like to have a sister bond — not everyone gets to experience that."
Jess Hardiman