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Facebook user Dee Drac, whose profile says she is based in Memphis, Tennessee, posted the livestream footage (archived) on May 9. It appears to show her cursing the father of her unborn child, singing a diss track about him, popping two balloons — the latter of which supposedly revealed her baby would be a girl — before celebrating upon receiving the pills.
The clip led to social media users sharing the story on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
Dee Drac goes by the name Dee Draco elsewhere on social media.
The video appears to be a promotion of Draco's music — specifically an explicit diss track titled, "f*** my bd," presumably short for "baby daddy," which Merriam-Webster defines as, "the biological father of a woman's child," in particular, "one who is not married to or in a long-term, intimate relationship with the child's mother."
It is not clear whether Draco was actually pregnant at the time the footage was recorded, nor if she actually took an abortion pill, nor if she planned to take the pill at the supposed gender reveal party regardless of whether the father showed up.
The Dee Drac Facebook page also includes
Given numerous uncertainties, including whether or not the clip was intended as satire or a promotional stunt, we have left the claim unrated.
Snopes contacted Draco via direct message on Facebook and will update the story if we receive more information.
Abortions are prohibited with limited exceptions in Tennessee. Some people are still accessing abortion pills by mail despite the state's efforts to enforce the ban on mail-order abortions.
In the United States, the FDA has approved the use of abortion pills for up to 10 weeks of gestation (as of this writing) but clinics will provide them for up to 12 weeks.
Parents routinely find out the sex of their baby at around 18 to 20 weeks, although determining a baby's sex earlier in the pregnancy is possible — at-home tests can determine a baby's sex as early as six weeks into gestation — and some parents find out later, or even wait until birth.
'Gender reveal party' video or promotional music video?
In the 15-minute livestream, Draco is wearing a shirt that says, "Ladybug or Junebug," with "Ladybug" in pink and "Junebug" in blue. Hundred dollar bills appear to be scattered on the ground, but some seem to vary in size, suggesting they may be fakes.
From 0:38, she twice says, "No baby daddy y'all," as a child runs around near her, followed by, "Nobody here but me and June. This hurts so f****** bad."
She then curses out the father and says he will "reap what [he] sow[s]." At 4:09, Draco turns around, revealing the words, "f*** my bd," without censorship (presumably, bd references "baby daddy"), on the back of her dress. For the next few minutes, she raps to the diss track she called "f*** my bd."
At 8:36, Draco pops a balloon that has pink confetti in it to represent a girl. She then laments that she wanted a "Junebug" — a boy, presumably — not a "Ladybug." At 8:54, someone hands her an envelope, which she opens at 9:45 before she starts celebrating. At 10:03, Draco claims the envelope contains "abortion pills."
At 10:48, she says, "This is the best gift ... No gender?" Someone behind the camera replies, "No gender." Draco then takes the pills as a person yells, "Kill it."
It's worth noting Draco appears to take two pills — but proper use of abortion medication involves taking one pill of mifepristone first, then four tablets of misoprostol 24 to 48 hours later. She's also holding an unlabeled bag with more than two pills in it, which is not usually how abortion medications are doled out — though it is possible someone packaged them for her in this way.
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Social media presence suggests trolling
Aside from the fact the livestream promotes Draco's music, there are numerous indicators the video may not actually show a pregnant woman taking abortion pills at a gender reveal party.
One April post (archived) on the Dee Drac Facebook account reads, "I get paid to troll." It features pictures purportedly showing paperwork from a pregnancy checkup.
The account also posted about making $1,000, presumably from the livestream (screenshotted).
"NOT THEY MAD THEY SKITS AND FIGHTS AIN'T PAYING THE BILLS," another post reads (screenshotted).
Many posts feature conflicting messaging about the status of the alleged fetus. For example, one (screenshotted) from May 12 says, "my baby fina be so ugly," alongside a picture of a man, suggesting she may plan to keep the alleged baby. But a since-deleted
Another May 12 post reads (screenshotted), "all [bulls***] aside I love my daughter ... I wanted a boy so bad." Draco then wrote, "I was rooting for junebug but I guess god blessed me with a baby girl who I can install a wig on at the age of 3."
It is unclear if she is referring to the girl in the footage, another one of her supposed children or the fetus she allegedly aborted.
Another
Who is 'Dee Drac?'
Draco appears to be a real person. The 15-minute livestream does not show any signs of manipulation using artificial intelligence software.
The April Facebook post appearing to show medical paperwork suggests her real name is Destiney Plummer.
In the post where she talks about making $1,000 from the livestream, Draco said she hoped "TS" — or "this s***" — would make her "known for something else other then 'the girl that shot the man that killed her mother' or the 'human trafficker.'"
As such, the above evidence suggests the woman in the video is Plummer.
The bottom line
There is, in fact, a woman online claiming to have taken abortion pills at a gender reveal party. Her reasons for taking the supposed pill, if she indeed did, may extend beyond allegations that she simply consumed it because the father of the baby did not show up to the event.
Nothing within the actual video can be proven as legitimate — but evidence suggests the livestream shows a real woman named Destiney Plummer, stage name Draco, who was likely rage-baiting people for views and to promote her music.