Pregnant TikToker Tineke “Tini” Younger Reveals Sex of Twin Babies
Tineke “Tini” Younger has a not-so-tiny update on her impending arrivals.
The pregnant TikTok creator, who is expecting twins with husband Antoine Wright Jr., shared the sex of the babies with a celebratory seaside reveal party—but not before making their predictions on the matter.
“I’m the mom and I’m team healthy baby,” Tini, 23, said in a video posted on TikTok July 4, “but I think they’re gonna be boys.”
As for Antoine, 25—who married the Next Level Chef alum in November—the dad-to-be noted that the twins’ health is his top priority as well, but he ultimately concurred with his wife.
“I’m team boy as well,” he said confidently. “I know they’re boys. I know it.”
In a subsequent video posted later that day, the couple stood by the ocean as they opened a large box displaying the words “Boys?? Or Girls??” When they opened the box, a set of pink balloons emerged while pink smoke blew overhead, indicating that they’re set to welcome two little girls.
Despite her incorrect guess, Tini couldn’t contain her joy over the news, jumping up and down before Antoine lifted her off the ground and held her in a tight embrace.
Last month, the pair got creative as they channeled Tini’s culinary skills to announce the news of her pregnancy with a TikTok cooking tutorial, aptly focused on “putting a bun in the oven.” The video was filled with clever wordplay, including the chef’s note that the task was “a two-person job.”
After going through the steps and baking the dish, Tini opened her kitchen oven to reveal a sign reading “Bun in the oven 2025.”
“That's not right,” she remarked before the video cut to her and Antoine reopening the oven to unveil a new sign: “2 buns in the oven 2025.”
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