NEW YORK POST – A heavily pregnant transgender man [sic] has been featured on the cover of Glamour UK’s June Pride digital issue – sparking heated backlash on social media.
Logan Brown, a 27-year-old author who was born female but now identifies as a trans male, unexpectedly became pregnant with his [sic] partner Bailey Mills, a non-binary drag performer, the magazine reported.
“One day, I had this really weird feeling; it was early in the morning and Bailey was asleep. I took a pregnancy test and it was positive,” Brown told Glamour UK’s Chloe Law.
“I’d been off testosterone for a while due to some health issues,” he said.
“It was like my whole world just stopped. That everything, all my manhood that I’ve worked hard for, for so long, just completely felt like it was erased,” Brown continued.
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“It was really hard because how do you tell your partner, ‘Oh, I’m pregnant, but oh, I’m also your boyfriend as well.”
Brown, who gave birth two weeks after the shoot, said he eventually told Bailey, “I’m pregnant,” adding that “I had a moment thinking, ‘This is all right’ – and then went into, ‘Oh, no, this isn’t good. What about my career? You’re… you’re a pregnant man!’”
The controversial cover story and shoot sparked backlash online against the publication.
“Logan’s a biological female who got pregnant, as hundreds of millions of biological females do each year… why are you presenting this as a man getting pregnant which is biologically impossible?” columnist Piers Morgan wrote on Twitter.
Former trans influencer and detransition activist Oli London blasted the publication for pushing a “woke” agenda that is “mocking women.”
“Just when you thought Woke Companies could not sink any lower—Glamour UK magazine has featured this ‘pregnant man’ on the cover to kick off Pride Month. Shame on you @GlamourMagUK for mocking women and everything they have to go through during pregnancy,” he wrote.
“This is what happens when you drink too much BudLight,” he added …
