A pregnant teenager who claims her 10-year-old boyfriend is the father to her unborn baby has held a gender reveal party.
Daria, 14, who has since become a social media influencer, revealed to her 119,000 followers that her baby will be a girl.
The girl from Zheleznogorsk, Russia, also announced that she will call her Karolina.
Her 10-year-old boyfriend Ivan - who experts have said is too young to be able to father a child - was also at the gender reveal event.
Ivan popped a balloon Daria was holding with the words ‘Boy or Girl?’
As it popped dozens of smaller pink balloons rose into the air, as the young couple hugged and kissed each other.
She captioned the video “Little Karolinochka” - a pet name for Karolina.
Earlier Daria, now 14, had posted a picture showing her lump when she was 20 weeks pregnant.
Mirror Online first revealed Daria's story back in January when she announced to the world that she was expecting a child with Ivan.
The pair appeared on Russian TV with their parents as doctors dismissed the possibility that Ivan could be the dad.
The young couple told the captivated audience they had fallen in love at first sight and were happy to be having a child together.
Daria, who was just eight weeks pregnant at the time: "A friend of mine introduced us and two days later we started dating.
"Ivan said he was in love with me. We tried to spend as much time together as we could.
"We like walking down the streets holding hands and kissing."
But Dr Evgeny Grekov, a urology and andrology expert, says Ivan could not be the father.
He said: "We rechecked the laboratory results three times so there cannot be any mistake.
"There cannot be sperm cells. He is still a child.
"There is even no testosterone. And just to add, he still has childish sex organs. Puberty has not started. So we have a lot of questions."
Daria said: "People call me a w**** and accuse me of sleeping with everyone around.
Since she announced her pregnancy, Daria's mother Elena was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
Elena also added that despite her terminal-stage cancer, she plans to stay around as long as possible in order to take care of the baby in the future, adding: "Now I have a reason to live."
