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Woman on Twitter Calls Gender-Reveal Cakes ‘Weird’ and the Internet Had Some Opinions
Some of these gender reveal cakes are...a bit strange....to say the least.
February 21, 2018
By:
TLCme
Gender reveal parties are all the rage right now, every time I'm on Instagram or Facebook or some other social platforms it seems I'm looking at another picture of blue or pink balloons coming out of a box, a cupcake with blue or pink filling or some variation of this in order for parents to reveal the gender of their child. Some of our TLC family has even done this from Joe & Kendra to Jeremy & Audrey.
But have you seen some of the cakes people are using for this? Cafe Mom reported that Twitter user Parker Malloy has noticed that these cakes are weird, gross or just plain offensive.
Frank....
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