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Bride-to-be shares controversial prenup agreement: Lose baby fat or risk divorce

- A bride-to-be shared details of her prenuptial agreement and asked others for advice

- The contract contained some strange clauses, such as monetary compensation per baby delivered and deadlines for losing baby fat

- Many people responded to slam the prenup and questioned the fact that it was drawn up by her fiance's father

A 29-year-old woman revealed details of her prenuptial contract in an attempt to seek legal advice. The bride-to-be shared the post through the Reddit online platform.

She declared that her fiance is a very successful neurosurgeon and the couple is based in New York. Hence, when her fiance asked for a prenup, she was not surprised in the least.

However, upon looking up the contract with her fiance's father, she found some really strange clauses which is making her rethink her decision to be with him.

Bride-to-be shares controversial prenup: Lose baby fat or risk divorce

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Also, this strange agreement form has made her question the legality thereof and she also stated that it was drawn up by her fiance's father.

The first unusual clause is linked to infidelity in that the woman will walk away with nothing if she ever cheats on him.

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A monetary amount would also be paid to the woman for every child she conceives and delivers. However, the perplexing thing is that she would also then be required to shed 13kg of the baby fat within a year.

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The lady received a lot of responses from readers but the overwhelming consensus was for the lady to appoint her own objective lawyer.

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Recently, Nigerian lady and her fiance who is a soldier shared some lovely pre-wedding photos. The military themed pictures have wowed many on social media.

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