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Peller Plans To Build 500K Social Media Followers For His Unborn Child
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Peller Plans To Build 500K Social Media Followers For His Unborn Child

InformationNG about 2 hours 2 mins read

Peller has revealed an unusual plan for his future child, saying he will create a social media account for the baby before it is even born.

Once his wife becomes pregnant, Peller said he will immediately open a social media account for the unborn baby and name it “Incoming Peller Baby”.

His goal is to grow the account to 500,000 followers and deposit $5,000 worth of gifts before handing it over to the child after birth.

Peller, who recently married fellow online personality Jarvis, said the idea is to give his future child a ready made online following and financial gifts from day one rather than starting from nothing.

The plan highlights how social media personalities are taking unconventional approaches to family and digital identity.

Some people see it as a clever way to create a digital inheritance for the next generation.

Others question whether it is right to establish a public online identity for a child before they are born and old enough to consent.

The proposal raises broader questions about children growing up in an era where their digital footprints can be created by parents long before the children are old enough to make their own choices about their online presence.

For now, the account does not exist.

But if Peller follows through, his future child may arrive to find the internet already waiting for them.

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