YouTuber reveals ‘truth’ after claiming he got both his girlfriend and her mum pregnant

A Youtuber who allegedly got both his girlfriend and her mum pregnant has been honest about the 'messed up' announcement.

American YouTuber Nick Yardy, 29, horrified users online when he announced that he had impregnated both his girlfriend, Jade, 22, and her mum, Dani, 44.

The 'throuple', who have reportdelybeen dating for two years, have now come clean about the 'pregnancy' to their fans, after people said the announcement was 'messed up'.

The video announcing the gender of the babies attracted thousands of viewers who were seemingly fooled, as the content creator has now admitted that the whole thing was a 'skit'.

Speaking to the MailOnline, he said: "There are no babies. It’s just, like, a skit. It’s not actually real.

"People that follow me, they’re just looking for entertainment and I don’t think they really believe it."

But even if people didn't believe the outrageous claim, it didn't stop those on social media having their say.

People have said the joke was 'messed up'. (Youtube/nickyardy)

Jade, an adult star, announced the news with a TikTok captioned: "My mom and I are welcoming a baby by the same man two weeks apart."

And it's safe to say it caused a bit of a stir up in the comments.

One person said: "This family tree is so complicated it hurts my head."

Another claimed: "That’s incest."

However, many quickly pointed out that the announcement 'had to be a joke'.

One said: "Even joking about something like this is all kinds of messed up."

Another agreed, and added: "We know it’s fake, but it’s still wrong."

The 'throuple' faked a gender reveal party. (Youtube/nickyardy)

Despite confirming that the girlfriend and mum were in fact not pregnant, it seems their three-way relationship is very real.

Nick said: "They are actually mother and daughter, and our involvement with each other is real. It’s just that they’re not actually pregnant. At least not yet."

But how does the bizarre scenario work?

Well according to their Youtube channel, the mom-and-daughter duo 'take it in turns' to have their fun with Nick.

Nick insisted that he had absolutely 'no regrets' about the stunt, but users on social media branded the move 'sick' and 'attention-seeking'.

"Nothing to brag about, the whole thing is disgusting," one person said.

As another wrote: "Some people will do anything for attention."

Nick and Jade's relationship came first in the sequence of events, before they turned to her life-coach mum for some advice when the relationship hit a 'rough patch'.

But it seems like they eventually got a bit more than they bargained for.