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Couple's gender reveal ends in tears after bakery makes mistake inside their cake

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Updated 15:34 6 Nov 2023 GMTPublished 15:35 6 Nov 2023 GMT

Couple's gender reveal ends in tears after bakery makes mistake inside their cake

It didn't go the way they'd planned at all...

Rhiannon Ingle

Rhiannon Ingle

For many couples, finding out the sex of their unborn baby is a magical moment and one that you definitely wouldn't want to be ruined by a business' crucial error.

Whether you're a fan of them or not - gender reveal parties are meant to be the time when expecting parents come together to share a special moment with their nearest and dearest in whatever fashion they please - from your standard balloon popping to full-on smoke cannons.

However, one couple's gender reveal ended in tears after a bakery made a pretty huge inside their cake.

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Alyssa Quintos and her husband, Christian, had been filming the gender reveal for their TikTok channel when they made the unexpected discovery:

The whole point of a gender reveal is for people to discover the sex of their expected child for the first time, which is often done through colour coding where pink is commonly used for girls and blue is commonly used for boys.

Pretty simple, right?

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For Alyssa and Christian, from Missouri, US, they opted for a gender reveal cake - pink icing would have meant they were having a baby girl, while blue would have meant a baby boy.

But as they cut into the special cake with wine glasses, their intimate moment ended up leaving them speechless.

The moment they realise the error has been documented in a video which has gained more than 30 million views on TikTok.

Alyssa and Christian were speechless after a bakery mix up ruined their gender reveal.
TikTok/@alyssa_quintos

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Viewers see the moment that the couple's excitement turns to bewilderment as they cut into the cake, only to find that there is no colouring on the inside.

Alyssa's reaction was to laugh, while Christian commented: "I think they gave us the wrong cake."

You think?

After they ceased filming, Alyssa was in tears over the failed reveal and reached out to the bakery to explain the mix-up.

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Thankfully, the bakery amended the mistake and sent the expecting parents a second cake for free.

Alyssa references the mix up in a second clip: "I swear to God if it's white this time I'm going to be so done."

Fortunately, the coloured icing had been added this time around and the pair learned that they were going to have a baby boy.

Reflecting on the incident, Alyssa said that she had no ill feelings towards the bakery.

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The couple found they were having a boy on their second attempt at a gender reveal.
TikTok/@alyssa_quintos

She said: "It was just an honest mistake. They were so apologetic about it, they made it right, they made me a new cake as soon as they could the next day and they didn't charge me for it.

"I didn't get my money back for the first one, which I understand, but I also ate it because it tasted good."

Apparently, the mistake was down to a new employee at the bakery who wasn't sure how to add coloured fillings to cakes.

Alyssa and Christian have taken the incident in their stride, but many TikTok viewers were fuming on their behalf.

One person said: "That bakery did y'all so wrong."

Another user added: "I'd be livid," whilst another viewer wrote: "What's crazy is it's literally not about the cake. It's about the experience and they completely took that from you!"

Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@alyssa_quintos

Topics: Parenting, Sex and Relationships, Pregnancy, Real Life, Food and Drink, TikTok

Rhiannon Ingle
Rhiannon Ingle

Rhiannon Ingle is a Senior Journalist at Tyla, specialising in TV, film, travel, and culture. A graduate of the University of Manchester with a degree in English Literature, she honed her editorial skills as the Lifestyle Editor of The Mancunian, the UK’s largest student newspaper. With a keen eye for storytelling, Rhiannon brings fresh perspectives to her writing, blending critical insight with an engaging style. Her work captures the intersection of entertainment and real-world experiences.

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