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Soon to be ex Husband moving on after 2 months, whilst I’m pregnant with his baby

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Legallymum · 27/08/2025 17:15

Hi all,
Wondering if any of you can give me your two pence on this situation and whether I’m just over emotional (pregnancy) or not.
I posted here back end of last year/beginning of this year regarding my husband (we’ve been together for 9 years) and his selfish ways, putting his hobbies first, not doing anything around the house and his laziness with our now 2 year old daughter, as well as his temper.

Well, 2-3 months ago I found out I was pregnant. I was nearly 7 weeks at this point. Things weren’t good between myself and my husband and we were having counselling. I really didn’t believe that keeping the baby was a good idea. My mental health was getting worse, my husband was not coping with our daughter and the thought of bringing another one into this house made me feel sick. My husband then told me he would not be able to give up his “life” (by which he was referring to his hobbies) for me to train and progress as a solicitor, after I’d had this baby. For context, he completed his part time degree whilst working full time in the period I had my daughter and by the time she was 1. I have always wanted to be a solicitor, and this was a discussion we had had before our first. I discussed an abortion with my husband and he told me if I were to do that, we would have to separate. As he cannot cope with that.
I had it booked for a week later and agreed we would separate. I had to put my mental health first, so I could look after our daughter.

After less than a week of moving out (he kicked me out and told me I couldn’t stay if I were to get rid of the baby), I realised my mental health was improving. I realised it wasn’t the baby making me anxious, it was the situation and knowledge that in this relationship I would not be able to cope with a newborn, my daughter and basically a second child.

So I agreed to keep the baby but told my husband that things weren’t working and unless he managed to change his ways and prioritise us, I would be leaving. He didn’t change his ways; the house became disgusting, every time I visited to drop off our daughter or look after the dogs. My daughter’s clothes weren’t being washed regularly enough, so they were mouldy. The house smelled. But he continued to do his hobbies and focus on him.

Anyway, in this time he has been coming to my scans, we’ve discussed him being there during my labour and birth, and spending the first 2 weeks together following the birth so he can be with his baby.

Up until 3 weeks ago, he was also constantly making comments that we’d be better off together and to rethink getting divorce.
A divorce had not been filed at this stage and we were waiting until after the baby. I think maybe I hoped he would see reason and sort his life out.

On Saturday we decided to celebrate our daughter’s 2nd birthday together by going to a farm. He wanted me to take photos of her whilst she was feeding the lambs. I didn’t have my phone - it was in the pram parked at the back of the queue.

I asked him if I could just use his to take photos. He hesitated and then stuttered and said he didn’t see why not. He made sure to get the camera up for me. He clearly accidentally unlocked the phone and at the bottom left was a nude of him, he had clearly recently taken.

When I asked if i was seeing things correctly, he went red and told me to mind my business.

Obviously i was upset. I moved out in June. Having had further conversations with him, he states he has done nothing wrong. He is chatting with a girl and intends to meet up with her for “just sex”.

Turns out my daughter, who hasn’t been very well the last week, was in the room next door, whilst he’s doing taking and exchanging photos and masturbating to them. Now; if it wasn’t for the fact that that night he was messaging me every 20 mins or so to say she was upset and clearly not well, I wouldn’t have minded.

But whilst she is upset, he is next door, distracted.

I think I’m in a bit of shock, he told me a few weeks back that I wasn’t to shag anyone whilst pregnant with his child (I’m now 5 months). Never in a million years did I think he’d be looking to do the same so early on.
I just want to know if anyone else thinks it’s wrong and very quick.

He says “single is single” and he can do what he wants. But I just think he’s showing no respect for the fact I’m carrying his baby and looking after his child, while he sees her every other weekend.
I have gone absolutely mad and he has said he is “shaken” by my response; saying he didn’t realise he was losing a friend too.

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Legallymum · 27/08/2025 19:59

leccybill · 27/08/2025 19:52

What were his hobbies that were so time consuming he couldn't even tidy up a bit?

kickboxing 2 evenings a week, painting warhammer models, and generally slobbing!
He had the famous excuse of “it doesn’t need to be a show home” whilst the bathroom hadn’t been cleaned in a long time and I couldn’t tell you the last time the bedding was changed. He had one solid job In the house and it was to put the washing away. We lived out of the laundry baskets 99% of the time!

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Missj25 · 27/08/2025 20:01

Legallymum · 27/08/2025 17:15

Hi all,
Wondering if any of you can give me your two pence on this situation and whether I’m just over emotional (pregnancy) or not.
I posted here back end of last year/beginning of this year regarding my husband (we’ve been together for 9 years) and his selfish ways, putting his hobbies first, not doing anything around the house and his laziness with our now 2 year old daughter, as well as his temper.

Well, 2-3 months ago I found out I was pregnant. I was nearly 7 weeks at this point. Things weren’t good between myself and my husband and we were having counselling. I really didn’t believe that keeping the baby was a good idea. My mental health was getting worse, my husband was not coping with our daughter and the thought of bringing another one into this house made me feel sick. My husband then told me he would not be able to give up his “life” (by which he was referring to his hobbies) for me to train and progress as a solicitor, after I’d had this baby. For context, he completed his part time degree whilst working full time in the period I had my daughter and by the time she was 1. I have always wanted to be a solicitor, and this was a discussion we had had before our first. I discussed an abortion with my husband and he told me if I were to do that, we would have to separate. As he cannot cope with that.
I had it booked for a week later and agreed we would separate. I had to put my mental health first, so I could look after our daughter.

After less than a week of moving out (he kicked me out and told me I couldn’t stay if I were to get rid of the baby), I realised my mental health was improving. I realised it wasn’t the baby making me anxious, it was the situation and knowledge that in this relationship I would not be able to cope with a newborn, my daughter and basically a second child.

So I agreed to keep the baby but told my husband that things weren’t working and unless he managed to change his ways and prioritise us, I would be leaving. He didn’t change his ways; the house became disgusting, every time I visited to drop off our daughter or look after the dogs. My daughter’s clothes weren’t being washed regularly enough, so they were mouldy. The house smelled. But he continued to do his hobbies and focus on him.

Anyway, in this time he has been coming to my scans, we’ve discussed him being there during my labour and birth, and spending the first 2 weeks together following the birth so he can be with his baby.

Up until 3 weeks ago, he was also constantly making comments that we’d be better off together and to rethink getting divorce.
A divorce had not been filed at this stage and we were waiting until after the baby. I think maybe I hoped he would see reason and sort his life out.

On Saturday we decided to celebrate our daughter’s 2nd birthday together by going to a farm. He wanted me to take photos of her whilst she was feeding the lambs. I didn’t have my phone - it was in the pram parked at the back of the queue.

I asked him if I could just use his to take photos. He hesitated and then stuttered and said he didn’t see why not. He made sure to get the camera up for me. He clearly accidentally unlocked the phone and at the bottom left was a nude of him, he had clearly recently taken.

When I asked if i was seeing things correctly, he went red and told me to mind my business.

Obviously i was upset. I moved out in June. Having had further conversations with him, he states he has done nothing wrong. He is chatting with a girl and intends to meet up with her for “just sex”.

Turns out my daughter, who hasn’t been very well the last week, was in the room next door, whilst he’s doing taking and exchanging photos and masturbating to them. Now; if it wasn’t for the fact that that night he was messaging me every 20 mins or so to say she was upset and clearly not well, I wouldn’t have minded.

But whilst she is upset, he is next door, distracted.

I think I’m in a bit of shock, he told me a few weeks back that I wasn’t to shag anyone whilst pregnant with his child (I’m now 5 months). Never in a million years did I think he’d be looking to do the same so early on.
I just want to know if anyone else thinks it’s wrong and very quick.

He says “single is single” and he can do what he wants. But I just think he’s showing no respect for the fact I’m carrying his baby and looking after his child, while he sees her every other weekend.
I have gone absolutely mad and he has said he is “shaken” by my response; saying he didn’t realise he was losing a friend too.

Hey OP ..
He is showing no respect, ‘ single is not single ‘ ffs !
He has a wife & daughter, baby on the way ..
He’s supposed to be showing you he’s worth being married to , a good man , a good husband, a good father .. He’s worth giving a second chance to ..
He should be so afraid that you won’t have him back to prove all this to you ..
Instead he’s not doing one of the things I listed above ..
He’s not looking after your home , he’s taunting you with ‘ single is single ‘ 🙄 ( like please fuck off ) ..
Having phone sex , looking for a hookup ..
He’s just such a shit person , not just a shit husband ..
And thinks he’s dead right !!!!

Sorry you’re going through this OP ..
Best of luck to you with your pregnancy, your little one & your studies ..
I’m glad you have a good family ..
You’ll find your happy ever after , you’re still nice & young , just not with him .. x

Legallymum · 27/08/2025 20:03

PigletSanders · 27/08/2025 19:59

This man is a cunt. 💯

He threatened you about an abortion, thus forcing your hand to continue the unplanned pregnancy. Then he behaved like a selfish monster, and forces the end of the relationship, with you trapped pregnant with his child. He ^forbids* you fro seeing anyone else, while he selfishly begins to fuck sbout.

He’s a shit father, and a shit human.

I ended the relationship because he’d kicked me out at this point, and it was the final straw. I couldn’t accept the fact he wouldn’t change - the week before he kicked me out he was asking for more time to do his hobbies whilst not proposing where he would do things round the house to help me out!
I decided then that I would regret not keeping the baby (much to his approval and excitement) but decided I couldn’t go back to someone who would kick me out and leave me for not keeping the baby, whilst making no changes to convince me he would be able to step up and be the dad/husband I needed!

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Legallymum · 27/08/2025 20:08

Missj25 · 27/08/2025 20:01

Hey OP ..
He is showing no respect, ‘ single is not single ‘ ffs !
He has a wife & daughter, baby on the way ..
He’s supposed to be showing you he’s worth being married to , a good man , a good husband, a good father .. He’s worth giving a second chance to ..
He should be so afraid that you won’t have him back to prove all this to you ..
Instead he’s not doing one of the things I listed above ..
He’s not looking after your home , he’s taunting you with ‘ single is single ‘ 🙄 ( like please fuck off ) ..
Having phone sex , looking for a hookup ..
He’s just such a shit person , not just a shit husband ..
And thinks he’s dead right !!!!

Sorry you’re going through this OP ..
Best of luck to you with your pregnancy, your little one & your studies ..
I’m glad you have a good family ..
You’ll find your happy ever after , you’re still nice & young , just not with him .. x

Thank you so much. I find it really hard when others agree it’s okay and I should just let him.
When he should have been proving to me he could be the husband I needed, he could win me back etc. He’s made zero effort at home sorting the house, event trying to get it on the market (I spent a week cleaning, painting and gutting the house) while my parents helped change lights and take things to the tip. He did nothing in the weeks he was here alone, and then the house has gone back to its previous state. An estate agent visited Friday (at which point he’d already started messaging this girl!) and they said the house stinks of dog and needs serious cleaning and decluttering. It’s embarrassing.

But the thought he’s putting that energy into another girl, to get her in bed, rather than prove to his family what he is capable of… it makes me so angry. Where are his priorities?!?

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whengodwasarabbit1 · 27/08/2025 20:16

In the bin with him, you are worth so much more than this. Looking after the baby and a toddler will be hard to begin with, but 2 years in and 1 will be at school and 1 will be at nursery. You can get a job as a legal secretary and do CILEX and work your way through the qualifications up to solicitor. Or do a degree with the open uni, or get a fill time uni place and work part time with a maintenance loan. This is your time to turn your life around. Be brave. Channel everything into your studies and your kids. In 5 years your life can be so so different to this. I know, because I did it.
Go get that beautiful life you deserve, it's waiting for you.

DuckbilledSplatterPuff · 27/08/2025 20:20

He sounds utterly illogical and disorganised.. He hasn't even got a plan for doing the things he says he wants.
Its all about him. He wants to be at the birth
He wants 50/50 when DD is at school,
He wants to be single.
He wants to have phone sex when he's supposed to be looking after a sick two year old.
and so on.

He sounds utterly incapable. Is he on drugs? a drunk. He doesn't seem to know his own mind. His actions are like a random whirlwind.. it is appears impossible to plan anything with him and he will make a very very unreliable co parent. I'd leave it up to him to make arrangements because he won't get round to it and I'd question your DDs safety with someone who has a meltdown because he can't bear her crying . He sounds about 15. Keep a diary of his antics and nonsense because you may need it for evidence in future.

I actually think you did a good thing moving to your parents, because they will help you get your qualification and establish a career. This idiot never will.

BTW stop looking after his dogs. Let him pay for a sitter. Hire a cleaning company ( at his expense) to clean the house for viewings. (as if you didn't have enough to do)

Legallymum · 27/08/2025 20:24

DuckbilledSplatterPuff · 27/08/2025 20:20

He sounds utterly illogical and disorganised.. He hasn't even got a plan for doing the things he says he wants.
Its all about him. He wants to be at the birth
He wants 50/50 when DD is at school,
He wants to be single.
He wants to have phone sex when he's supposed to be looking after a sick two year old.
and so on.

He sounds utterly incapable. Is he on drugs? a drunk. He doesn't seem to know his own mind. His actions are like a random whirlwind.. it is appears impossible to plan anything with him and he will make a very very unreliable co parent. I'd leave it up to him to make arrangements because he won't get round to it and I'd question your DDs safety with someone who has a meltdown because he can't bear her crying . He sounds about 15. Keep a diary of his antics and nonsense because you may need it for evidence in future.

I actually think you did a good thing moving to your parents, because they will help you get your qualification and establish a career. This idiot never will.

BTW stop looking after his dogs. Let him pay for a sitter. Hire a cleaning company ( at his expense) to clean the house for viewings. (as if you didn't have enough to do)

Thank you.
I’ve been keeping a note of things and screenshotting certain things (e.g daughter was upset because it was 17:15 and her dinner wasn’t ready). She was kicking off and hungry but didn’t want snacks. So he gave her a book. She ripped some pages out of frustration. So husband threw said book across the room in anger. Things like that, common and frequent. I worry so much; there are so many things I know I’m better off without. I just feel so hurt and betrayed.
he’s even seen the GP about his issues re suicidal thoughts when looking after our child, so it’s all noted, should I need it. Yet he is the same person demanding the baby overnight every other weekend once they’re born.

I’ve also told him this is the last time I’m looking after the dogs and he needs to make alternative arrangements moving forwards.

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Missj25 · 27/08/2025 20:31

Legallymum · 27/08/2025 20:08

Thank you so much. I find it really hard when others agree it’s okay and I should just let him.
When he should have been proving to me he could be the husband I needed, he could win me back etc. He’s made zero effort at home sorting the house, event trying to get it on the market (I spent a week cleaning, painting and gutting the house) while my parents helped change lights and take things to the tip. He did nothing in the weeks he was here alone, and then the house has gone back to its previous state. An estate agent visited Friday (at which point he’d already started messaging this girl!) and they said the house stinks of dog and needs serious cleaning and decluttering. It’s embarrassing.

But the thought he’s putting that energy into another girl, to get her in bed, rather than prove to his family what he is capable of… it makes me so angry. Where are his priorities?!?

OP , I know it’s absolute shit ,( been there ) .. I hope you get some comfort out of knowing, it really isn’t you , so many women can relate to & understand what you are going through x
This may sound stupid , but it really isn’t , they’re just different to us as a whole , men , they’re more self absorbed, less geuine , just different values, wired differently 🤷🏻‍♀️..
Please don’t think I hate men , I really don’t, of course there are great men out there , I just mean in general men are different to us ..

I’m 49 now , single coming up 10 years..
When I was pregnant with my last child , 15 years this October, my daughter, Jesus Christ he couldn’t have been much worse than he was , the whole pregnancy, when she was born , I was vulnerable & he took such advantage of it , .
Not getting into it , but like that a fucking Asshole , as I always use to say , he loves the kids in his own way , but number one was himself 🤷🏻‍♀️, still Is ..
I know I still stayed with him for the best part of 5 years after, but I resented him more & more as time went on ..
I’ll tell you something for nothing OP , I’ve always been a 1000 times happier since I left him .. x

Muffinmam · 27/08/2025 20:31

Your husband is utterly vile.

Please don’t give up on being a solicitor. You can use your education and training in the custody dispute as he is a terrible father.

I used to work at a law firm and there are so many different areas of law you can work in.

Muffinmam · 27/08/2025 20:33

He’s awful.

But please - don’t give up on your education.

Wishingplenty · 27/08/2025 20:38

This other woman must has very low morals and standards if she is willing to be with a man with a pregnant wife. She is repugnant. As for him he is a disgusting pig!

Legallymum · 27/08/2025 20:43

Wishingplenty · 27/08/2025 20:38

This other woman must has very low morals and standards if she is willing to be with a man with a pregnant wife. She is repugnant. As for him he is a disgusting pig!

Makes me wonder if she is even aware I am pregnant! Knowing him, he’ll have given her half the story.

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Legallymum · 27/08/2025 20:46

Missj25 · 27/08/2025 20:31

OP , I know it’s absolute shit ,( been there ) .. I hope you get some comfort out of knowing, it really isn’t you , so many women can relate to & understand what you are going through x
This may sound stupid , but it really isn’t , they’re just different to us as a whole , men , they’re more self absorbed, less geuine , just different values, wired differently 🤷🏻‍♀️..
Please don’t think I hate men , I really don’t, of course there are great men out there , I just mean in general men are different to us ..

I’m 49 now , single coming up 10 years..
When I was pregnant with my last child , 15 years this October, my daughter, Jesus Christ he couldn’t have been much worse than he was , the whole pregnancy, when she was born , I was vulnerable & he took such advantage of it , .
Not getting into it , but like that a fucking Asshole , as I always use to say , he loves the kids in his own way , but number one was himself 🤷🏻‍♀️, still Is ..
I know I still stayed with him for the best part of 5 years after, but I resented him more & more as time went on ..
I’ll tell you something for nothing OP , I’ve always been a 1000 times happier since I left him .. x

The amount I’ve heard the whole “we’re from Venus they’re from mars” is crazy. It’s always older women and you just roll your eyes. So naive of me, because more and more it appears to be true.

I am so sorry you went through that, and for so long.

some men are just not cut out to be partners, fathers, etc. They’re better off single doing as they please, because let’s be honest, they try do that whilst with someone. They want their cake and be able to eat it!

I’ve been so happy these past few weeks; felt so free and didn’t have an anxiety about things. And then this has hit me like a tonne of bricks. I should have expected it and I think deep down I did. I just hoped he would wait until he had his own place, and id had the baby.

I Can’t wait to get me back again!

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Jeschara · 27/08/2025 20:47

This man wants it all. 50/50 when the child is at School, we know why, he gets out of paying maintenance. He does not want to do the hard work when they are young though.I would also get pictures of the filthy house and the mouldy clothes as proof he is a lazy dirty slob who puts his hobbies first, along with trying to get other women in bed.

You deserve so much better than this selfish man abd I wish you well for the future. Horrible excuse of a human being.

Legallymum · 27/08/2025 20:48

Muffinmam · 27/08/2025 20:31

Your husband is utterly vile.

Please don’t give up on being a solicitor. You can use your education and training in the custody dispute as he is a terrible father.

I used to work at a law firm and there are so many different areas of law you can work in.

I won’t be giving up. It’s one of the (many, many!) reasons i realised I couldn’t stay. I’d have to give up my dream and forever be on minimum wage, put up with comments that he earns more so I should naturally do more round the house; and he contributes financially more etc etc etc. I currently work in debt recovery and dispute resolution and I love it (most the time!).

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Thisisbetweenyoumeandtheinternet · 27/08/2025 20:50

Get away from him.
He doesn’t need to be at the birth, he doesn’t deserve to be. Leave him to his fancy woman and go it alone, he’s a twat!

Legallymum · 27/08/2025 20:52

Jeschara · 27/08/2025 20:47

This man wants it all. 50/50 when the child is at School, we know why, he gets out of paying maintenance. He does not want to do the hard work when they are young though.I would also get pictures of the filthy house and the mouldy clothes as proof he is a lazy dirty slob who puts his hobbies first, along with trying to get other women in bed.

You deserve so much better than this selfish man abd I wish you well for the future. Horrible excuse of a human being.

Yep!! He even said to me - when I have them 50/50 you know o don’t have to pay you a penny. He also said if he paid more into his pension he wouldn’t have to pay me much… little threats here and there, which he states aren’t threats; he’s just making sure I’m grateful for what I’ll get for the children.

it annoys me so much he won’t have them 50/50 until they’re at school. He even said he’d probably look at putting them in before and after school clubs for the time he has them! He’s a lazy so and so. Picks and chooses.

thats a good point; I’ve got text messages where he has told me and I do have a photo of the kitchen worktops being covered in dirty dishes, mouldy pots/pans/tins. And whenever I made a comment, hed tell me it’s none of my business.

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Greyhound98 · 27/08/2025 20:58

How the hell has he convinced you to leave your family home with your toddler while he sits about wanking and stagnating in filth?!
You are an intelligent person with friends with legal knowledge. Use this to your advantage and start divorce proceedings immediately. Your marriage is over and you need now to look out for yourself and your children. Sod him.
Get copies of all bank statements etc and details of his pension if you can.
If the house needs to be sold don’t be fobbed off with 50/50. Get ruthless before you are too knackered with a newborn.
I also wouldn’t be telling him when you go in to labour and leave your eldest child with your mum while you give birth with your friend for support.

DownWhichOfLate · 27/08/2025 21:03

Totally off topic but be careful going to farms whilst pregnant - make sure you thoroughly wash hands etc.

Your ex sounds despicable.

MrsLizzieDarcy · 27/08/2025 21:03

You're an educated woman, stop trying to reconcile all this in your head. You won't. He's a shit and you've spent the last few months trying to convince yourself that he's got some redeemable qualities. Ain't nothing coming out of that barrel, seriously. I'd get divorce proceedings on the go, and stop pandering to any of his demands. What he does from now on should mean nothing to you.

Aimtodobetter · 27/08/2025 21:04

Legallymum · 27/08/2025 18:52

Thanks for this. I was not aware. I will certainly be making sure I get baby registered asap. Hopefully my birth isn’t terrible and I’ll be in a fit state to do so.
is there a reason he would choose to register the birth without me? Does that mean he can leave me off the birth certificate? And if that’s the case, could I not also leave him off the certificate? (Not that I would - it’s his child)

You can't leave the mother off the birth certificate, you can leave the father off (but I don't think that is the case if you are married). However, you can of course choose any name (and even surname) you like for the child when registering them and once it is done it would require permission from both parties to change it.

LivingWithANob · 27/08/2025 21:13

Hes a selfish man who is never going to change. You need to accept the marriage is over and hes just going to be a crappy dad. Get that divorce under way. Free yourself from this tool and make you and your children a lovely life in your own little home with a fantastic career ahead of you 💪

why do men think dick pics are a turn on 🤷🏻‍♀️

Legallymum · 27/08/2025 21:13

Greyhound98 · 27/08/2025 20:58

How the hell has he convinced you to leave your family home with your toddler while he sits about wanking and stagnating in filth?!
You are an intelligent person with friends with legal knowledge. Use this to your advantage and start divorce proceedings immediately. Your marriage is over and you need now to look out for yourself and your children. Sod him.
Get copies of all bank statements etc and details of his pension if you can.
If the house needs to be sold don’t be fobbed off with 50/50. Get ruthless before you are too knackered with a newborn.
I also wouldn’t be telling him when you go in to labour and leave your eldest child with your mum while you give birth with your friend for support.

This is a good point. At the moment we have a joint account still, but I’m seriously considering withdrawing from it, getting my salary paid into a separate account and demanding child maintenance immediately. I was going to wait but not sure I should.
I know( everyone said I should stay but I felt sorry for him. I’m stupid and naive, but I’m just not a nasty person. (Apart from this time since finding out about his extra curricular activities - probably first time he’s really seen my nasty side in 9 years!).
I started divorce proceedings on Saturday! Fingers crossed it won’t be too long now. 20 week countdown is on. I don’t plan to tell him when I’m in labour - good point. I’ll get my grandma to look after my little one so my mum can be with me. Thanks for your advice.

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Legallymum · 27/08/2025 21:14

DownWhichOfLate · 27/08/2025 21:03

Totally off topic but be careful going to farms whilst pregnant - make sure you thoroughly wash hands etc.

Your ex sounds despicable.

Thank you. Thankfully I am aware, and was there merely for the pictures etc. made sure to wash hands at all times. :)

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Legallymum · 27/08/2025 21:15

Aimtodobetter · 27/08/2025 21:04

You can't leave the mother off the birth certificate, you can leave the father off (but I don't think that is the case if you are married). However, you can of course choose any name (and even surname) you like for the child when registering them and once it is done it would require permission from both parties to change it.

We’ve discussed names and there’s two he’s not set on that I love. One of each gender. So that’ll be their names 😅

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