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Unborn child has Facebook profile
"I am growing strong and waiting to get out of my mom's belly," fetus Marriah Greene says on her Facebook profile.

Unborn child has Facebook profile

Unborn baby Marriah Greene has a lot to say, at least according to her Facebook profile.

The child attends Tummy University, enjoys soccer and swimming and talks in first person. And her friends talk back to her– in baby-speak, naturally.

Of course, it’s really her mother, Ellie Greene of Whitehouse, Texas, updating the page, but the fetus already has more than 260 friends.

When Ellie and her husband, Matt, decided it was time to announce their pregnancy, they wanted a quick, inclusive method, and what’s faster than Facebook to spread exciting news?

“Within a day she had over 100 friends,” Ellie said, according to affiliate KLTV.

Friends quickly responded to updates about Marriah. They give advice, make jokes and compliment her beauty in the ultrasound photos.

“We wanted to keep the page going, so she could go back and look at it,” Ellie said, giving her daughter the opportunity to see how many people adored her before she was even born.

The parents plan to continue updating the page, with her birth story coming soon. After all, “The word in the belly is there's a lot more to see.”

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  1. Debbie

    I would like to know how a fetus made a FB account? I tried to make one for my LIVING CHILD and it was denied. If she wants to be a proud mother, put it on HER account.

    February 19, 2012 at 3:21 am | Report abuse | Reply
  2. Awesome

    Except a totally rad 3D image of an innocent wittle baby! Sweet!

    June 1, 2011 at 12:50 pm | Report abuse | Reply
  3. surething

    Hilarious comment and right on!! love it ..

    June 1, 2011 at 1:58 pm | Report abuse | Reply
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