I'm a mum-of-two aged 19 – people told me not to get pregnant but my babies were born 11 months apart | The Sun

A WOMAN who was told not to get pregnant in her teens like her sisters has told how she became a mum-of-two aged 19.

Not only that…but her babies were also born just 11 months apart.

Rachael Bates, who posts under the handle @rachaelbates0, shared a video where she can be seen addressing a comment she received: "Don't be getting pregnant in your teens like your older sisters."

The mum-of-two can then be seen lip-syncing to lyrics from the song "Naughty" from Matilda and says: "We're told we have to do what we're told, but surely…"

Seconds later, she turns the camera around to show her two kids in the background.

She then finishes the lyrics by miming: "Sometimes you have to be a little bit naughty!"

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Rachael continues: "Mum-of-two by the age of 19, 11 months apart."

She captioned the post: "Whoops!"

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The video has since gone viral, racking up over 62,000 views and many comments.

"I worked out that when my son is 21 I’ll still be in my 30s," wrote one.

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Rachael replied: "It’s the best isn’t it!!"

A second penned: "They say you only live once!"

Rachael quipped: "Exactly that my girl!"

A third wrote: "And I bet the council gave you a house straight away."

The proud mum hit back: "I actually have a land lady, I’ve never had a council home, sorry to p**s in your fire baby."

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