'I don't know who the father is': Influencer makes emotional confession about her twin babies

A pregnant influencer has revealed she doesn't know who the father of her twins is in a candid TikTok video.

Kimberley Hartley, known online as Veruca Salt, gave fans a life update on her TikTok account after recently announcing she was expecting twins.

In her latest video, she admits she was "casually" seeing two men and now she "doesn't know" who the father of her babies is.

Watch the video above.

Hartley then confessed she made both men get prenatal paternity DNA tests.

"As soon as I found out I was pregnant, I did tell both of them ... it's not really been going well," she said.

"In the world of ancestry.com, lying about the paternity of your children is a pretty bad idea. That's not really something I'm down to do."

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Originally from the Gold Coast, Hartley is currently living in America, which is where she met both men.

She added that she is desperate to come back to Australia, but she's confused about what to do because she thinks her children's dad deserves to be in their lives.

"I didn't spawn these babies on my own, I have a responsibility to let the dad be involved, but at the same time ... I want to go home so bad, this place sucks."

To add another layer of complications, Hartley said she is awaiting her green card approval, so she can't leave the US.

"If I go home to Australia, I can't ever bring the babies to America, they probably won't ever let me back in," she said.

"They'll cancel my green card petition ... this place is strict."

She tears up multiple times in the video, adding she cried at the prenatal test because she "feels so guilty."

Hartley added that one of the potential fathers isnt taking the situation seriously, adding to her stress.

"If you decide you want to be in the babies' lives when they're three, and I'm in Australia, then it's probably not going to happen ... I feel like he isn't thinking that far into the future."

Some commenters suggested she terminate the pregnancy given the situation; however, she replied saying she didn't want to do that.

Hartley lost her six-week-old son, Cash, to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) in 2024.

"I am a very pro-choice human being, but I also have a brain in my skull and a brain in my chest," she said in another video.

"I've seen people online saying, why am I keeping it? Get an abortion."

"This is a real-life situation... the only person an abortion is easy for is the man who wants you to get one...that's the only person who gets to celebrate and have a good time."

She added that she already feels the motherly instinct to protect her children, and she doesn't have any urge to end her pregnancy.

Hartley then challenged the people suggesting she have an abortion.

"You think a woman should just go through an abortion and deal with months of torment afterwards and losing their mind so that a man doesn't have to deal?" she asked.

"I'm not doing that... and it's not about the man. I did the thing that was right by me. I choose me."

Hartley goes on to say she is choosing to have her twins to help heal her trauma of losing her son.

"Part of healing trauma is by having positive associations with things that negatively affected you," she continued.

"For example, if every single pregnancy you've had ended in abortion, miscarriage or the death of your infant, it's going to rewire your brain to think pregnancy is scary.

"The only way for me to heal that part of my brain is to be pregnant and have the positive outcome at the end... being a living, breathing baby who loves me, laughs, giggles, whatever."

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