I’m 22 & have two teenage children – trolls say there’s no way I can raise them but I can’t wait for an empty nest at 28 | The Sun

A 22-YEAR-OLD woman has revealed how she is already a mum to two teenage girls.

Tasia Taylor, a teacher from the US, took to TikTok to share hersnippets of her family life.


The young mum revealed that she got married at a young age, and soon after decided to adopt.

The mum adopted two young girls, Tamiray, 15, and Rory, 13, and said it was the best decision she made.

Not only does she get to give two young girls a great upbringing, but she revealed it meant she would be able to have her house to herself again by the age of 28.

In a TikTok video, Tasia said: "Oh yeah, we got married young and adopted teenagers.

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"Empty nester at 28 sounds pretty good," she captioned the post."

The video has since gone viral with over seven million views, and people in the comments were clearly divided by the young woman's choice to become a parent and adopt teenagers at a young age.

One wrote: "Thank you so much for adopting teenagers."

Another person commented: "WAIT this is genius and so so so much needed in this world!!!"

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A third remarked: "It’s like adopting roommates."

"You got no business raising a child, they are more your friend," quipped a fourth.

The mum hit back at trolls saying she couldn't raise them.

Responding in a video, she said: "When I see comments like this it really makes me wonder, like, did we not get the same education growing up?

"Was everyone not taught that saying mean things online is cyberbullying?"

"This comment really hurt my feelings," Tasia added.

You wrote this comment and thought, I should say that.

"I don't know anything about her story, I don't know her kids, I don't know her, I don't know how responsible she is, but I should put this comment because I want to," she added.

People quickly took to the comments to praise Tasia for her adopting her children and to not listen to mean comments.

One person wrote: "I'm so happy you’re able to love and give them family they deserve and that’s all that matters! best wishes and health for you and your family!"

Another added: "I don't know why you'd get any negative comments, I think it's beautiful what you've done."

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A third penned: "People can be rude. Good job standing up to rude people. Your family seems very happy and wonderful!"

Meanwhile, a fourth added: "They are so narrow minded don’t listen to them."

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