Kween Yasmin shuts down pregnancy rumors



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Content creator Kween Yasmin addressed circulating rumors about her alleged pregnancy, clarifying that she is not expecting and is prioritizing her career.
“Work po muna ang uunahin ko dahil hindi madali magkaroon ng anak,” Yasmin said.
(“I will focus on work first because having a child is not easy.”)
“Siyempre, doon na mapupunta ang attention mo at lahat-lahat ng pangangailangan sa araw-araw.”
(“Of course, all your attention and daily needs would go there.”)
She appealed to followers to stop spreading speculation, explaining that the rumors are affecting her professional commitments.
“Hinihiling ko lang sana na itigil na ninyo ang pagko-comment na buntis daw ako,” she said.
(“I am just asking that you stop commenting that I am pregnant.”)
“Sana ito na ang huling pakiusap ko dahil naaapektuhan ang work ko—endorsements at gigs.”
(“I hope this will be my last request because my work—endorsements and gigs—is being affected.”)
Yasmin ended her message by reiterating her priorities.
“Please stop this nonsense in the comment section,” she said. “I’m not pregnant. Work muna ang focus ko and my goals in life.”
(“Work is my focus for now, along with my goals in life.”)