Here's What Lil Xan's Pregnant Girlfriend Had To Say About Accusations She Shared Fake Ultrasound Photos

    Annie Smith vehemently denied the rumour that she and Lil Xan shared ultrasound images they found on Google.

    Ellie Bate
    by Ellie Bate

    BuzzFeed Staff

    If you're not up to date with the saga of rapper Lil Xan, his pregnant fiancée Annie Smith, and Miley Cyrus' little sister Noah, allow me to catch you up.

    On February 18, Lil Xan — whose real name is Nicholas Diego Leanos — announced via Instagram that his girlfriend, Annie Smith, was five weeks' pregnant.

    Well, the story really took a turn this past weekend after Annie posted a video to her YouTube channel showing off the first ultrasound scans of the baby.

    Annie Compton Smith / youtube.com

    In the video, Annie explains that she went to see a doctor "for a different reason" and found out that she was actually nine weeks' pregnant — a little further along than they originally thought.

    But while fans of the couple flooded social media with congratulations, others became suspicious.

    One Instagram account, Xanarchy Tea, posted screenshots of the ultrasounds shown in the video alongside photos that come up when you Google things like "week 9 ultrasound", claiming the pictures "line up perfectly" when placed on top of each other.

    maddie {ghoon}🌟 @KatyasTinyHands

    lil xan really thought he got us with this fake pregnancy bullshit. google “9 week ultrasound” and the photo he shows at 6:06 is literally the 8th result👀 https://t.co/gjEvDdV7dG

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    While the comments on Annie and Diego's most recent Instagram posts have been disabled, their older posts are being bombarded with comments claiming they shared fake ultrasound photos and — in some cases — accusing them of faking the pregnancy altogether.

    Instagram

    Now Annie has addressed the accusations in an interview with E! News, calling the situation "disappointing" and saying she's upset the baby news has become "a negative thing".

    "When I posted my YouTube video with my ultrasound pictures, a girl (I'm not going to comment on who) photoshopped them with another persons name, year, birthday etc, and uploaded them to Google," she explained.

    Annie Compton Smith / youtube.com

    "I'm honestly really disappointed that we announced it and now this is the rumour floating around," she went on. "I'm traveling and stressed at the moment so I think for the baby and myself it's best to stay in a positive environment. I really am just staying off the internet for the time being because it's really sad for me to see these things."

    "In my opinion it doesn't matter what anyone else says," Annie concluded. "It's a special time between my fiancé and I and like I said, we are very happy. That's all that matters."

    I guess we'll just have to wait and see what unfolds next.