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90 Day Fiance: Memphis Shares Photo Of Baby Amid Pregnancy Rumors

90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days star Memphis Sandoval recently shared a photo of a baby amid rumors that she and Hamza Moknii had a child and then split up. Memphis, a mother of two, flew to Tunisia in 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days season 5 to meet her online partner, Hamza. The two had agreed to get married a couple of weeks after Memphis landed in Tunisia, although they hadn't met before. Despite their language barrier and frequent arguments, a recent episode of B90 shows Hamza proposing to the Michigan woman.

In the past couple of months, however, it looks like Hamza and Memphis have called it quits. First, Memphis' mother wrote in an Instagram comment that "Hamza was abusive." Memphis also shared some posts on Instagram alluding to their split, mentioning deception and abuse.  Hamza and Memphis also both unfollowed each other on Instagram, and Hamza shared a hurtful meme making fun of Memphis. However, Memphis' alleged ex shared on Twitter that Memphis and Hamza had a baby. Shortly after, Memphis posted an IG story in which viewers spotted the top of a baby's head in the corner of the photo.

Related: 90 Day Fiancé: Memphis' Mom Claims Hamza Is Abusive Amid Breakup Rumors

Memphis recently took to Instagram to share a photo of a baby with the caption "God has truly blessed me with HEALTHY & BEAUTIFUL children." The reality star added that the "unconditional love of a child" is the "best gift anyone could ask for." A fan commented with the assumption that the child is Hamza's baby. Memphis simply responded to with a heart emoji. However, in a comment, Memphis said to her followers, "This is my son! Not apart of Hamza!"

The 90 Day Fiancé news account called truecrime_jankie shared Memphis' post to their page as well, and Hamza commented "Like my son, not my son," confusing fans. Hamza didn't respond to any comments asking him to elaborate on what he meant. Some followers speculated that this meant that Memphis had a third child with someone else. However, hours after her initial post, Memphis eventually clarified that the baby in the photo "isn't Hamza's child," but Memphis' "son who is older now." She shared she was simply reminiscing and wanted to post an old photo of her son.

The throwback photo of Memphis' son doesn't prove or deny that she and Hamza had a baby. Despite clues that they have split, Memphis and Hamza are reportedly filming another season of 90 Day Fiancé. If this is true, they wouldn't be able to talk openly about their baby in order to protect their NDAs. Every couple of days, Memphis and Hamza's storyline only becomes more confusing because of social media clues. If they really are on a future spin-off show after 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, fans will likely be able to figure out what's going on soon enough.

Next: 90 Day Fiancé: Everything We Know About Memphis Sandoval's Daughter

90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days airs Sundays at 8 p.m. EST on TLC.

Source: truecrime_jankie/Instagram, Memphis Sandoval/Instagram



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