Bea Borres Opens Up About Her High-Risk Pregnancy And How Close Friends Blythe And Zeinab Are Supporting Her

Content creator Bea Borres recently revealed that she's going through a high-risk pregnancy, sharing that she'll be stepping back from work to prioritize her health and her baby girl's well-being.

In a Facebook post calling out to brands, she wrote, "Hello to all the brands reaching out, I am truly grateful for your trust and interest in working with me. However, due to my current high-risk pregnancy, I will not be accepting any new inquiries or collaborations until 2026." She clarified that any content she continues to post in the coming months was filmed or scheduled in advance.

According to the Mayo Clinic, a high-risk pregnancy means that the mother or baby has a higher chance of developing health complications before, during, or after birth. Because of this, closer medical monitoring, such as more frequent checkups or tests, is often needed to ensure their safety.

Bea first announced her pregnancy in August and revealed that she's expecting a baby girl, whom she lovingly calls "baby Pea" or Victoria Hope. She's been open about her decision to raise her daughter as a single mom, encouraging others in similar situations to focus on themselves and build their independence.

Despite the emotional and physical challenges of her pregnancy, Bea has found strength in the support of those closest to her. During one emotional prenatal check-up, Bea shared that she was feeling lonely—until her bestie Andrea Brillantes came to her rescue. "For context, I texted her that I'm so naawa sa self ko 'cuz I was alone sa ultrasound, then she arrived after 15 minutes."

Not only did Andrea arrive in record time—she also covered Bea's check-up expenses and later surprised her with a spontaneous shopping trip. Bea joked in her post, "POV: Your baby's dad is Andrea Brillantes."

Another close friend, Zeinab Harake, has also been by Bea's side through her pregnancy journey. In a recent vlog posted on YouTube, the two shared laughs as they shopped for baby essentials, with Zeinab playfully teasing Bea about how often newborns need outfit changes.

"Alam mo ba ang bata, pinapalitan ng damit 3-4 times a day," Zeinab teased.

"Weh?!" Bea replied, laughing.

Zeinab even reminded her to use nursing pads, comparing them to napkins for the breasts, and to avoid crouching too much, offering her advice with a mix of warmth and playful humor.

As Bea focuses on her health and baby Pea's growth, it's clear she isn't alone. She's surrounded by the kind of love and friendship that makes even the hardest days a little better.