Amid the re-emergence of the bizarre 'Trisha Paytas reincarnation theory' in association with Ozzy Osbourne's death this week, the online personality has provided an update on her health.
In a new podcast, 37-year-old Paytas revealed that she's made the decision to have her tubes removed, so as to prevent further pregnancies.
The news comes just days after the content creator revealed that she and husband Moses Hacmon had welcomed their third child.
The star - best known for her lifestyle vlogs and mukbang vids - recently announced that she'd given birth to a beautiful baby boy on 12 July, and that they had named him Aquaman.
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She and Hacmon already share two daughters. Her eldest Malibu Barbie was born on 14 September 2022, while her middle child, Elvis, was born in May of last year.
Appearing on her self-fronted Just Trish podcast this week, Paytas said that following a 'traumatic' third labour with her son Aquaman, she'd decided to have her tubes removed.
"When we had the baby, a nurse came in," she told listeners. "I don't know if she was doing the hearing or something.
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"And she was, 'Oh, you guys going to try for an even four?'. I was like, 'Lady, I just had a third traumatic birth'."
Paytas continued: "I did get my tubes out. I did decide to do that, and it was mostly for health reasons because the C-section was a little like scary and dangerous.
"Even the doctor had said like the reason there was like a laceration and stuff [is] because my uterine lining was so thin. And this is like really scary. So, for me personally, three C-sections was like too many - my age [and] all that stuff considered."
The internet sensation went on to reiterate: "I did get my tubes out, which I'm very happy."
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The revelation comes amid the unearthing of the bizarre 'Trisha Paytas reincarnation theory', which suggests that, around the time that a huge-name star passes away, Paytas has a baby.
A group of social media users contrived the odd postulation all the way back in 2022, when Queen Elizabeth sadly died a matter of hours before Paytas announced that she had gone into early labour with Malibu.
"You’re laughing. Queen Elizabeth is about to be reincarnated as Trisha Paytas’ baby and you’re laughing," one X user wrote at the time.
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Responding weeks later, Paytas told her fans on Instagram: "The internet is a weird place. I don’t know how any of those rumours started or why? Sorry to the royal family and my baby. Felt weird to say anything at all."
The theory resurfaced last year, after news broke that King Charles III had been diagnosed with cancer, and Pope Francis was incorrectly rumoured to have passed away.
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Around the same time, Paytas announced that she'd given birth to daughter Elvis.
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"Why everytime Trisha Paytas have a baby somebody dies," one X user noted at the time.
And the controversial conspiracy - which a number of internet users have slammed as inappropriate and distasteful - reared its ugly head this week following the announcement of Ozzy Osbourne's passing.
The Black Sabbath star died on 22 July - several days after the birth of baby Aquaman.
Another X user wrote this week: "Once was a weird, twice was a coincidence but three times???"
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Naturally, therefore, a number of these 'jokesters' - who seemingly have nothing better to do with their time - have since responded to Paytas' decision to have her tubes tied.
"We don’t need anymore celebrities dying," one penned.
Another added: "Damn no more iconic reincarnations in the near future? s**t."
Topics: Celebrity, Entertainment, Ozzy Osbourne, Social Media, US News, Trisha Paytas
Rhianna Benson