Popular Ghanaian YouTuber and travel content creator Wode Maya has announced that his wife, Miss Trudy, is pregnant, years after the couple was told they could not have children and after enduring multiple pregnancy losses.
Taking to X, Wode Maya shared the news in an emotional post reflecting on their journey.
“After 6 heartbreaking miscarriages over the years, in 2025 we became pregnant again. Through every challenge, every loss, and every tear, our journey is a testimony of resilience, faith, and hope. God is the greatest,” he wrote.
The announcement has resonated widely on social media, with many followers describing it as a powerful testimony of faith and perseverance.
Wode Maya revealed that the pregnancy comes after years of struggle following a medical diagnosis in 2021 that indicated the couple would not be able to have children.
Despite the setback, he said they chose to move forward together, with the YouTuber proposing to Trudy in December 2022.
The couple later got married in September 2023, on a date that held deep emotional meaning for Trudy, marking 13 years since the death of her mother.
The wedding, he noted previously, was both a celebration of love and a reminder of personal loss.
Behind the scenes, the couple faced repeated heartbreak. Wode Maya disclosed that they suffered six miscarriages over the years, describing the experience as emotionally draining but one that strengthened their faith. He said the challenges tested their resilience but did not diminish their hope of becoming parents.
The 2025 pregnancy, which he has now publicly confirmed, has been described by the couple as a turning point after years of unanswered prayers and loss, with Wode Maya attributing the breakthrough to faith and perseverance.
The post has drawn an outpouring of congratulatory messages from fellow creators and fans.
Kojo Forex wrote on X, “God is indeed the greatest and forever remains the GREATEST. I share in your joy my brother. Congratulations again.”
Activist Iris Nzolatima also reacted, saying, “The beauty of a difficult pregnancy is that we always post after the baby is born and I am sure that’s it. Congratulations to you and your lovely wife and welcome to our social media baby. So much love.”
Another user, Sangwa Florence, shared an emotional response, writing, “I am literally crying. God is so faithful. Congratulations Fam.”
Many followers have congratulated the couple, saying their story offers hope to others facing infertility and pregnancy loss.