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Kiki Palmer's pregnancy news is inspiring women with infertility and PCOS. Now in case

you missed it, Kiki Palmer was the host on SNL this past weekend and during her monologue.

She had an awesome surprise for everybody.

I'm especially glad to be here though, because there's some rules going around. People have

in my comments saying Kiki's having a baby, Kiki's pregnant, and I want to set the record

straight. I am. I gotta say though, it is bad when people on the internet spread rumors

about you all, but it's even worse when they're correct. I mean, I was trying so hard

to keep it on the down low, because I got a lot of stuff going on. You know, people kept

coming up to me. Congratulations. I'm like, shh, can y'all stop? I got a lick of sponsorship

on the line. Let the chat clear, then we can get to the damn baby show.

Everybody was super excited for her and her boyfriend, and fans were quick to point out

that her happy news is even more exciting because she's been open about her struggle with

polycystic ovary syndrome, PCOS, which I believe this hits home for you, Kess.

Yeah, I have PCOS, and I got diagnosed when I was 16, and at the time they just said,

you might have trouble having kids one day, and at 16, I was like, I don't care. That's

fine. And then all these years later, 20 years later, there's not a lot of research on

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