A bloke who claimed to have got a mother and daughter pregnant at the same time has come clean about his supposed foray into fatherhood.
Nick Yardy was set to have his hands full, as he recently revealed that his girlfriend Jade, 22, and her mother Dani, 44, were both 'expecting' his children.
The idea of this strange family dynamic inevitably sparked uproar on social media, as the YouTuber's 3.42 million subscribers couldn't believe how close this parent and child were.
Most women couldn't think of anything worse than sharing their fella with their mum - let alone being excited at the prospect of both being impregnated by him.
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So it probably won't come as much of a surprise that the trio aren't actually going to welcome two new members into the fold as they previously claimed.
"There are no babies," Nick told the Daily Mail. "It’s just, like, a skit. It’s not actually real. People that follow me, they're just looking for entertainment and I don't think they really [believe it]."
However, the content creator insists that his three-way relationship with adult star Jade and her mother Dani, who has a son the same age as him, is still completely genuine.
Nick claims that he has been romantically involved with them both for nearly two years and that the ladies 'take it in turns' to be wined and dined or get intimate with him.
The 29-year-old previously claimed that he hit a 'rough patch' while he was dating Jade, prompting them to turn to her mother, who works as a life coach, for advice.
Dani suggested the couple could try bringing 'another woman' into the mix, according to a video shared on Nick's Instagram, and the rest is history.
The trio describe their dynamic as a 'common law marriage arrangement', say they share a joint bank account and all sleep in the same bed together - however, they keep their sex lives 'separate'.
Although some people have doubted whether Jade and Dani are actually related, Nick - real name is Nicholas Hunter - insists that they 'are actually mother and daughter'.
"And our involvement with each other is real," he said. "It’s just that they’re not actually pregnant. At least not yet."
Although he hopes to bring his bizarre dream to life in the future, Nick has come under fire for pedalling the pregnancy hoax online, with some calling it 'messed up'.
He had pulled out all the stops to fool his large following - going as far to film numerous videos with the women sporting strap-on sponge bellies, producing fake ultrasounds and throwing a pretend joint gender reveal party.
In one clip, Jade stated: "We're welcoming Nick's children. [Dani] is going to be having Nick Jr and I'm going to be having Nicole.
"We're very excited to welcome two new members of the family and having a baby alongside my mum is the most exciting and beautiful thing."
The OnlyFans creator has since revealed that she actually came up with the weird plot after she spotted two strap-on sponge bellies in their home, which had been used as a prop in a different video.
She thought it would be funny and Nick reckoned they could make some money from it, as he believes 'animals, food or pregnancy' related skits always go viral.
"This went so viral that we almost actually want to try for real next time," Nick added.
As pranks go, most people haven't found this one very funny.
Topics: Parenting, Sex and Relationships, Weird
Olivia Burke