Grandmother married to man with 37-year age gap hosts gender reveal as she prepares for motherhood

A grandmother married to a man 37 years her junior has hosted a gender reveal party as she gets ready to welcome her eighth child.

Cheryl McGregor, 63, from Georgia in the US, met her husband Quran McCain back in 2012.

The couple have a 37-year age gap (Media Drum World)

Cheryl is already a mum-of-seven - and has 17 grandchildren - but is now getting ready to become a parent once again, this time via surrogacy.

To celebrate, Cheryl and Quran have hosted a gender reveal party, complete with confetti and smoke canons.

They have since shared a video online, in which the mum is wearing a pink dress and a mummy-to-be sash.

After setting off the canons, they discovered they are having a baby girl.

Speaking about their relationship, Cheryl has previously said: "We understand that I may not be there for as long as Quran is, but I have faith in him.

"If I am not here, he can do it. He's gonna be a great father, he's a responsible adult. I had every bit of faith that he could raise our child, and do it very well.

"Our family is also very supportive of our decision to have children. At first they were hesitant for the same reasons.

"However, now five of my children have come to accept the idea, and my mother-in-law and I make videos together."

The pair were overjoyed to be having a girl. (Media Drum World)

The happy couple first met in 2012 but their romance didn't blossom until many years later, when they reconnected in 2020.

They began dating and were married the following year, before setting up a TikTok account to document their journey, as well as an OnlyFans for their adult content.

"People on social media have a lot of hate for us. They say I'm dating my grandmother," Quran previously said.

"I am not. She is younger than my grandmother. We are no different from any other couple - love is love.

"No matter what they say or do, it can't hurt us. We know the stuff that they say isn't true, and they believe it. We feel sorry for them.

"We get a lot of hate, but it doesn't phase us. At the end of the day, we still got each other, and that's all that matters."

Despite some of the trolling the couple receive, many people have been rushing to congratulate the pair following their exciting baby news.

One person said: "Why can’t some people be happy for others, why all the hateful comments congrats queen."

Another user added: “That’s so cute. And y’all need to stop judging people without knowing their story first.”