Content creator Miss Trudy has come out explaining details of why she decided to keep details of her miscarriages from her family.
In her first video after seven months, released on Sunday, January 11, 2026, Miss Trudy explained how she did not want to stress her family.
The YouTuber narrated that together with her husband, Ghanaian travel vlogger Wode Moses Maya, they chose to handle four of her miscarriages just between them while keeping it from their families.
“We got to a point because we were having many miscarriages; we could not tell our families. We decided, let’s not stress our families,” Trudy narrated.
However, Trudy revealed that her father only knew of two miscarriages while explaining why she chose to keep it from him.
“My father did not know how many miscarriages I had; he just knew two, and Maya’s mom just knew, like, two because we did not want to stress them out,” Trudy added.
Wode Maya announces pregnancy
Earlier, Ghanaian travel vlogger Wode Moses Maya opened up about the heartbreak he and his Kenyan wife, Trudy Juma, alias Miss Trudy, endured over the years in their marriage.
In an emotional post shared on his official social media pages on Sunday, January 11, 2026, Maya revealed that they lost six pregnancies before finally welcoming hope in 2025.
Maya went on and shared their heartbreaking journey, revealing that it began in September 2021, when they were told they could not have children.
He further stated that just three months later, in December 2021, he proposed to Miss Trudy. A year after that, in September 2022, they got married, a day that carried deep emotion as it marked the anniversary of the loss of Miss Trudy’s mother 13 years earlier.
“September 2021 — we were told we couldn’t have children. December 2021 — I asked her to be my wife,” he wrote.
“September 2022— we got married, on the same day she lost her mother 13 years earlier.”
Pregnancy in 2025
The YouTuber further revealed that in 2025, they became pregnant again after six heartbreaking miscarriages.
“After 6 heartbreaking miscarriages over the years, in 2025, we became pregnant again,” Wode Maya revealed.
He added that their journey, filled with challenges, losses, and tears, stands as a testimony of resilience, faith, and hope.
“Through every challenge, every loss, and every tear, our journey is a testimony of resilience, faith, and hope. God is the greatest,” he said, giving credit to God for guiding them through their struggles.
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