GRWM CHIT CHAT | MY TEEN PREGNANCY STORY! 

I was 19 when i had my baby. She literally saved my life. They found a tumor in my spinal cord i wouldve painfully died from it due too it was so large it wouldve snapped my spinal cord. I was paralyzed for two years and my baby and i learned too walk again. Now im 23 my baby girl is 5 and starting kinder. I have a career. 3 back surgeries. And walking again. Bought a new car. Having a child young made me who i am now. and helped me become as successful as i am now. Shes my world. Ladies. If you happen to get pregnant young, a baby will not ruin your life!! Love the video 💕💕💕😘😘😘😘

Thank you all so much :) I truly appreciate all the love and supprt

The bone structure of your face is absolutely gorgeous!!

Jamaican mothers are always so worried of what people think to the point where it’s just ridiculous

So your like 32? you look 23 OMG 😲

When I see you I just see a beautiful, strong woman who has such a gorgeous daughter, I love that you shared this!

I was 19 when my mom died and had to raise my brother and sister (9 & 8) and had 2 jobs and be a mom and dad to them....I'm no longer embarrassed to say I too did not eat just so they had food to eat. There's beauty in the struggle. That's all I have to say.

My mom died when I was 15, moved from N.Y. to Atlanta by myself. Got pregnant at 17, had him at 18. Currently, I'm a nurse, 37 my son is 19 and doing fabulous in college! I was soooooooo depressed I never had any family my dad was never in my life and I never seen any family again once I moved to Atlanta.

Teen moms do not get enough credit. My mom had me at 15 years old, and my dad didn't help her out and no one in my family did either, until I got a little older to where I could do some things my self. My 15 year old mom worked full time, went to school full time and put a roof over my head and food on my plate and so much more, and bought her first car on her own when she was 18, while taking care of me…by herself. Teen moms need more recognition and praise❤️🙌

opps I said Quick lol this is not a quick video , Hope you guys enjoy

I remember when I told my mom I wasn't a virgin anymore the first thing she said was "You're getting an abortion" 🙄 mind you I was not pregnant 😂 smh

I'm 19 years old and currently sitting here 34 weeks pregnant. This story was so inspiring and encouraging! it definitely gave me the boost i needed xxx

i teared up when you said "there was times i didn't have food but i always made sure she had everything she needed" i love mothers so much man

Imagine being 17 and pregnant with 2 BABIES!!! It was definitely hard but I wouldn't trade them for anything! Now they're about to graduate from HIGH SCHOOL in a few weeks and go off to college 😢

NOOO! Not the dreams! West African parents (specifically moms) always having dreams

I was 17 when I got pregnant. I was a single parent. My son graduates from high school later this month. I regret nothing. My son is everything to me. Tfs ❤️

As soon as she started crying, I started crying 😭 I love how real this video is ❤️

I can't believe I was scrolling through comments and when I heard "I had a dream" I scroll back to see if I already gave a thumbs up 😂😂 Caribbean parents and their dreams 😩😩

Words can't describe how much your story has encouraged me, I'm 19 and 30 weeks pregnant and single. Been so depressed but starting to realize there's a light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you

those cheek bones and slanted eyes are everything!! yesssss

I had my son at 18 it was hard to deal with. My baby daddy was abusive mentally and physically I'm no longer with him it's been 8 years. but I just wanted to say bless you and your daughter. Have a blessed day Happy Mother's day beautiful

West Indian parents and there dreams boy...Always right 😂😂

“West Indian parents are always having dreams” I felt that😂

I legit lied to my mother as well when she asked me if I was pregnant. Told me she had a dream. I told her her dream is false. But eventually I admitted the truth. I was 18 years old then. Looking at my daughter who’s now 18 and is still a child in my eyes, I could only imagine how my mom felt and why she reacted the way in which she did. Teen pregnancy ain’t the goal. However, it was the best thing that happened to me to be honest. My daughter saved me from myself and taught me so much.

there's no shame in grateful tears- God bless you! there's a young girl watching this and it'll help her to see that there's another side to her now

That was the prettiest crying face ever .. I got that kim kardashian ugly cry 😭😭😭

Taraji from empire moved to L.A. with a baby and $700 And made it to where she is now that's crazy. @msroshposh made it as well that is amazing.

You look like a mixture of Beyoncé and joseline hernandez

I know there's a fine line between getting personal with RU-vid and keeping privacy but I love hearing more about you and appreciate your opening up! Keep slaying in makeup, mommyhood, and life! 😘

Hearing about your mom reminds me of mine (no I didn't have a kid) but just how she handles things. Parents want us to be better than they are but forget to show us the same compassion that they wanted and got from others when they made mistakes.

African parents are the same when it comes to dreams...I feel you Rosh! Thanks for sharing! We love you!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

Woooow I'm really inspired (not to get pregnant but you get me) SUBSCRIBING for sure

I think mom's always mean well... and especially with West Indian parents, they don't always know what to say and how to say It! They were raised to be strong, strict and no-nonsense. Thanks for sharing your story!

That made me so sad to hear you talk about your mom kicking you out. I can't imagine going through any of this without my mom. Even if it was only for a couple months :( Happy belated Mother's Day though! You seem like such a kind, sweet person and mother.

I was 16 & pregnant I 100% understand your situation. Hopefully one day I'll be in a happy place & financially stable 🙏🏼

Omg I cried watching this video it touches me a lot because I got pregnant at 19 and had no support from anyone and was living at a auto body shop with my baby and I worked really hard to get me and my baby an apartment and I went months with out eating and struggling so I really appreciate you sharing your story it's very very hard raising a child on your own at a young age but god always has a plan for us ❤️

Your story is beautiful Rosh. So happy you've overcame so much. Thank God.

Edges on swim!! ❤️

Omg I'm Jamaican too!!! I did NOT KNOW YOU WERE!! My mom had a dream that I was extremely sick! She called me and I was indeed sick with my voice gone. Lawddd !!

Girl, this was so Beautiful. I appreciate your honesty. I'm grateful. My daughter is 15 years old and had her daughter at 14. It's very difficult raising a Baby alone. But I do all that I'm able to do at 50 and my baby is 13 years old but I do everything to help her. I Thank God for you. By the way, I'm super PROUD of the woman you have become. As Always your face is FLAWLESS. God Bless You And Your Daughter Even More.💋❤💋❤💋❤

West Indian parents can be so tough on teenage pregnancy. I guess rightfully so since they want you to be "financially stable". So inspiring on how you persevere.

Rosh I personally don't know you Obviously, but I have been watching you for the longest time. I watch you all the way from Ghana west Africa. so there's hardly any chance I will ever see you. but know that people all over and from everywhere love you so much. you are and have always been an inspiration to me and to so many. and yes I am one always being extra on your Instagram pictures😂😂😂 With the YASSS MOTHA. FEED THE CHILDREN, SNATCH MY FOLLICLES. just know that we love you so much.

Aaww we 😘 love you. Thanks for being vulnerable and Sharing your story. We're almost life twins I got married at 18 thinking I was grown chile baby 2/24/04 , joined the navy three months later fast forward now I'm remarried four kids total and have my BSN. I work as a L&D nurse and freelance as a makeup artist 👨🏾‍🎤. I had to go without just so my baby could eat as well. It's crazy what us moms have to do. Very proud of you, keep up the good work. Thanks for being authentic.

Do you want more kids? I'm 34 I had my daughter at 19 too and now I'm pregnant after 15 years with a baby boy.

I'm from Haiti, my father he always has dream, so funny that you mention it. Yesterday I was the one who commented on your Instegram pic said somebody told me that you're pregnant lol and now I'm watching your video about how you got pregnant, girl I think we have a connection lol btw LOVE THE MAKEUP TUTORIAL.😍 when you cried I was crying with you my heart broke.Hun you're a SURVIVOR

Proud of you, keep going

I haven't even gotten to the end yet; as soon as you got choked up and began thanking your fans for their support I'm like let me drop down in the comments and show this lady some love lol. You come across as a total sweetheart. You are so open and your story offers support to younger women who have had a similar experience with young motherhood. You did it, and you did a good job. You came through. I remember moving in my first place in my mid 20s sitting in my floor bawling because it felt so hard doing that and it was just me so my gosh you're Awesome for getting through your journey. I hope your daughter knows that she was very much worth the struggle and despite her grandmother's initial feelings that she was loved and wanted. God doesn't make any mistakes. Life is definitely hard and I am so sorry to hear other women share stories of disappointing their families when it should be a celebration amongst the village instead. The majority of our people of color have been made to feel negative on new life when we should be embracing it. That is an honor and a blessing to bear fruit to your legacy, not an embarrassment. Not at All. Who's to say life would not have been much worse without your daughter. She helped to make you into who you are Now. And that is beautiful, strong, caring, responsible and determined. I do my best to bring a village mentality to my entire family and I always encourage the same to them with eachother. THAT'S what we have to work on. And Motherhood is not an embarrassment no matter the age. God didn't make it to be that. Anyway you are Wonderful, make up is Dope and all your hard work and fabulous energy has paid off! ❤Congratulations Sis.

Girl, I love this video and love YOU even more for this (I can tell it was difficult for you), but trust me you are SUCH an inspiration & you've done a great job raising such a beautiful young lady!

You were giving me Beyoncé vibes with this look including the high pony!!! SUBSCRIBED.

you're so strong

Thank you for sharing this story-- you are so brave. I was raised by a single mother and recently learned all the emotional/financial struggles involved in that, and I am forever grateful.

Girrrrrrl!!! I want to say that the very first thing i noticed when i watched my very first vid of you with the water color wig tutorial that you are so beautiful! And then another thing i loved about your video is you get right into the tutorial instead of wasting 3-4 min of the time being a chatty Cathy. And lastly you definitely do a step by step instruction so if hypothetically i decide to get my hands into wig making i feel like yaaas i can do it.. and i started binge watching all your vids and came across this heart warming video of the struggles you went through, and its so touching how you are so down to earth and very human in the fact that you dont make your life sound like a fairy tale and that youtube and overnight success made you who you are.. but that you really worked hard and did what you had to raise a child and through that you found success. So insprational. Please keep making more videos and know you are fabulous and a beautiul person doll!

Lmaoo "I don't wanna mess up this beat" literally me af but this video was amazing

It was so refreshing to see you get a little personal. I'm used to the SLAYAGE so this was nice and different. Very inspiring. I have a 6 month old, I'm currently 21 and I'm also a Jamaican living in Canada. It wasn't and still isn't easy but I'm getting it done.

My life is almost like yours when you were a pregnant teen, I was 17 turning 18 when I was pregnant and I am now 19, I'm in a funk, but believe my baby is not! I get so upset at myself for not feeling like I'm a good mom but as soon as I see my baby come to me, kiss me and play with me, I know my son sees me as the most important person in the world to him, so he keeps me very motivated to do better. But rosh, you're my inspiration ❤️

Loved your story and just hearing about your mom finding out you were pregnant reminds me of my mom so much😁🤣 I have drama too and such a long story and now she lives with me and there are most of the times we both don’t see eye to eye 👁 lol! But I can say your mom and my mom would get along so well ☺️ I’m the oldest of 3 and growing up she always felt she raised us 3alone and now that I’m 41 and they’re separated ~ I know now that it took 2 of them to see why my parents didn’t work out. I applaud you though for working so hard being a single mom, ain’t easy and you do what you gotta do and I wanted to cry 😭 when you said bout you going without food and seeing you now so independent and raising your daughter, she’s lucky to have you as her mom and I can see how much she adores you and how much you mean to her and now you have 2 girls just inspire me more to be independent but just greatful for having my mom to help me with all my kids and my hubby now who’s just been there for me through everything and the fact he accepted me with 4 extra baggage is one of a kind🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽I just love watching your videos and seeing beautiful family like yours keeps me motivated even though sometimes can get emotional 😢because with pandemic 😷 and covid happening it’s hard when I don’t have my older kids with me but hubby always find ways so I can see them😍 also loving your flawless makeup and I just purchased that vanity planet scrubbing thingy and used your code🥰excited to try and start having an Instagram look 👀 😁

This is why I subscribed to you years ago. You are so down to earth and approachable. I'm so happy that things have improved for you and your beautiful girl.

You are glowing ✨💫💫💫and you are a true inspiration 😭😭❤️❣️❣️

You had me in tears, your story is so beautiful and inspiring! Thank you so much for opening up and sharing! God bless you and your daughter!

😍❤️ Love your story!! People fail to realize that bloggers & youtubers are humans as well. Everyone has a story! You did great! One of my favorite youtubers to watch.

Finally! finally someone on youtube does a REAL and HONEST story time. Thank you for sharing :)

You are such an inspiration... this made me cry. 😢 We love you. You've come such a long way and you should be SO proud of yourself. ❤❤❤

Bless your heart ❤️ my mom's Jamaican so I get it. You did the damn thing ROSH!!👏🏼😘 you're welcome for the support, but thank YOU for the channel, the snap, the gram, and twitter! I love you ❤️

I absolutely admire you so much so .. I love that you were open to telling your story and I started to cry when I seen your emotion and tears .. I too am a single mother to a 4 year old little boy whom I had when I was 28 BUT what I went through could have damaged me for sure but I knew I had to be strong for him .. You really don't know how you touched me and I want to say thank you !

Amazing story no one knows how hard it is to be a mom until they are one!

Omg Rosh! I'm soo happy you did this video! You're soo gorgeous & so is Tanaya! She's nothing less than a blessing! Love ya❤️❤️

Love Love Love your story! So much accomplishments you have conquered! I myself got pregnant at 16yrs... It was so very difficult because I suffered from physical,mental and emotional abuse from my kids (I had 3) father for 9years. I did finally find the courage inside of me to leave, to save my kids and myself. It was a very difficult time for me ( my parents didn't or would not help me) but we took it one day at a time and we survived! My grown adult children are awesome, handle their family responsibilities and I'm so proud of them! I enjoy all my grandchildren. But there are times I ask myself "what if"... Thank you for sharing your story! Another example of how strong a woman can be to survive and turn it around for the good! Proud of you!

Girl i was tearing up. You’re so brave! Love your story. I hope it helps many young moms. Keep pushing! You’re beautiful!

Thanks for sharing this story Rosh. I think you should be sooooo proud of yourself for what you've been able to accomplish against the odds. You're such a cool gal and I'm happy for your success. Happy (belated) Mother's Day ❤️

I've been respectfully waiting to hear this story for a long time! So glad you felt comfortable to do it in your own time, you are a strong and beautiful woman and you should be so proud of yourself. Happy Mother's Day mama love you xx

this seriously had me crying when you were thanking everyone. I love this so much. It's so real and genuine. thank you so much for putting your time into this.

Hi, I'm a new subbie... I noticed from the beginning that it was very difficult for you to talk about this subject... I just want to say that God allows us to go through tough times but in the end you come out with something great. And your something great was your daughter. She is part of the reason I subscribed. I saw how sweet, happy and goofy she was and I knew you had to be a good person. She is a reflection of all your hard work and it was worth it. you actually had me tearing up throughout it but I think it was important that you shared your story and I'm glad you did. May God continue to bless you and your family. Side note: I knew you had to be from the Caribbean or somewhere in there based on your subtle accent. I just couldn't figure it out, glad that was clarified for me. :)

i cried with you :'( but omg thank you for sharing this story. you have accomplished so much and will be blessed with more success. love ya rosh

You are one strong, beautiful mother! I'm so happy that you didn't give up on your daughter. God will always be there to watch and guide you and your daughter! We love you and thank you for sharing this heart-warming story!

yessss Rosh! I saw it from the beginning. im glad you pushed and didn't quit. you have a gift babe. thank you for sharing with the world

Watching this in Feb 2019 cuz I just found you on Instagram! Woooow, looking at your IG, I would've NEVER guessed your life story. You look so put together and fabulous! I honestly can't believe your mom would kick you out while pregnant. That's so sad to me cuz she was in your shoes, she should've been empathetic towards you instead of cruel. I know she knew it was gonna be hard but she didn't have to make it harder. Congratulations on all of your success!! Your daughter must be so proud💜

While I can respect that people don't want to put their business out there and privacy is needed on some level, it's so beautiful to hear real life stories and to know that just like the rest of us, beauty gurus have struggles too. I definitely teared up when you did 😢. Please do more videos like this! And I hope when you do visit Jamaica next, you'll have a meet up 🇯🇲❤️

Rosh, you are strong and inspirational, your daughter is so beautiful and so sweet and I can imagine how grateful you are for her life! ❤️

This is by far my favorite video of yours! You are so honest and real in it. You are one of my favorite RU-vidrs and so incredibly talented! I enjoyed hearing your story!

Being a new subbie in the last couple months, I have come to really like you for being straightforward and nice. This allows me to see you in a different light and I love it.

Your story mirrors my story. I was 18. My mom had the same attitude. I am 62 now and my daughter is 43, and my granddaughter is 4. My daughter was my blessing and I am so glad I had the courage to keep her! And, so glad you fought for your beautiful daughter too!

When you said "I still haven't told my mum" I was like DUDE BUT SHE IS 13 NOW and then realised😂😂😂

Honestly just found you and subscribed automatically you’re so inspiring and strong! I know your journey was strong but I’m so glad you’re here. Thank you for sharing your story.

The realist and most genuine video you have ever done and posted - please do more. Love you rosh!!!!

Your so sweet and so humble Rosh!!! I absolutely love your videos

I freaking love you!!! This story touched me and your right EVERY Jamaican parent has dreams, saying that they seen fish in a pond which means somebody's pregnant 😂😂😂

part of the video at then made me teary! Rosh u r such an inspiration girl! makes young moms like myself still push for what we really want in life!

This made me tear up and gain so much more respect for you. I'm proud of how far you've come!

you were one of my first youtubersI started watching back in the days, I loved your story. I did never heard about it before... I love you so much Rosh.You did it so well, you raished your child and that's the only thing I can say about all of your story. Much love to you and your daughter

Awesome story...its amazing when we look back how far we come. Thank You for being beautiful and inspiring.

I love the tears!!! It's wonderful that you are so grateful! We always see you together and "with it", face beat and all...thank YOU for being vulnerable for us and thank you for sharing! I know I'm late...LOL!

I love this so much!! Soo happy you've found something you love to do and that can support you!!

Awww you made me cry 😭 thank you for sharing your story

Your skin is amazing!

WE APPRECIATE YOU! 😭 man your makeup tutorials helped me to my prom makeup back in 2013! I had NEVER done a full face before! Hit the BSS & practiced everyday for like a WEEK before my prom. To this day, I look back on that face & its still one of my favorite looks 💖

You are so strong and you've done so well. I'm so glad you told your story cuz you've just helped girls in your situation to know it doesn't stay bad forever and that it gets better. Thank you for sharing your story.

Thank you for sharing. I nearly ruined my makeup with the crying too lol. I had my daughter at 17 and I can empathise so much with your story. I'm 27 and my girl is 10. It's a beautiful thing to hear success stories. Love to you and your daughter. Xxx

Glad I found this video. My cousin/roommate is 19 now and she hid her pregnancy from everyone except the father, my sister and I. The baby is now 3 weeks old and she has just now decided she is a ready to tell our family she has a baby. Not even her parents know. I'm just a bit scared that our family will be more upset with my sister and I for staying quiet for so long. Hopefully all goes well when she tells everyone, and the understand that we were only trying to support her and honor her wishes.

Your story is an amazing one. Being a young mother on your own isn't easy but you and other young women do it so well. Much love to you, beautiful woman.

Your best video ever. Love seeing this side of you, and the face beat is hellllla dope. Can really see you evolving. Thank you for sharing xxx