Woman claims she has become an African woman after having surgeries and skin darkening treatments
Image source: Daily Mail video screenshot
A recently married white couple, who identify as black, claimed on ITV's "This Morning" show that their future biological children would be born with black skin.
Martina Big said on the show Monday that her doctors have assured her that she would give birth to a black child after undergoing her transformation from a white woman to an African woman, Daily Mailreported.
"Yep, they said they will be black," Big responded when asked whether or not it was true that doctors had told her that her future children would be born black.
Big, who is an erotic model in Germany, made headlines after having melatonin injections to darken her skin so that she could transform herself from a white woman to a black woman. Big's husband Michael Eurwen, 31, has also received synthetic hormone injections to darken his skin.
Show host Holly Willoughby told the couple she couldn't understand how this could be genetically possible and asked if they would still feel close to their baby if it's born white.
"No, if it's it a mix of Michael and me," Big responded. 'I'm pretty sure it will be black or if it is milk chocolate or a little bit lighter it doesn't matter."
Image source: Daily Mail video screenshot
"Yep, they said they will be black," Big responded when asked whether or not it was true that doctors had told her that her future children would be born black.
Big, who is an erotic model in Germany, made headlines after having melatonin injections to darken her skin so that she could transform herself from a white woman to a black woman. Big's husband Michael Eurwen, 31, has also received synthetic hormone injections to darken his skin.
Show host Holly Willoughby told the couple she couldn't understand how this could be genetically possible and asked if they would still feel close to their baby if it's born white.
"No, if it's it a mix of Michael and me," Big responded. 'I'm pretty sure it will be black or if it is milk chocolate or a little bit lighter it doesn't matter."
How did she transform herself?
The formerly white-skinned woman's skin color change has been well-documented, according to the Mail. In addition to her skin change, Big's straight platinum blonde hair is now long, black and curly.
The 30-year-old has undergone multiple plastic surgeries including a nose job, liposuction, and lip fillers to help her reach her goal of becoming an "African woman."
Last spring, Big traveled to Kenya where she was baptized as a "real" African woman.
"One of my Kenyan friends told her pastor about my transformation to a black woman and told him how much I wanted to become a true African woman," she wrote on Facebook at the time, according to the Mail.
"In his sermon the pastor said: 'You have to be born again and now you are a new creature.' I'm so happy and proud to be a real African woman :)"
Update: The original version of this story incorrectly identified 'This Morning' as a Daily Mail TV show. We regret the error.
"One of my Kenyan friends told her pastor about my transformation to a black woman and told him how much I wanted to become a true African woman," she wrote on Facebook at the time, according to the Mail.
"In his sermon the pastor said: 'You have to be born again and now you are a new creature.' I'm so happy and proud to be a real African woman :)"
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