Speaking during an episode of the Echo Room podcast, the influencer revealed that she decided to freeze her eggs, a move she says has taken away the usual pressure many women feel about settling down quickly.
Ashmusy explained that in the past, she almost married someone she knew was not right for her.
At the time, fear of her “biological clock” and the desire to have children before turning 35 pushed her toward that decision.
According to her, this kind of pressure leads many women to enter marriages that are not suitable for them, simply because they are worried about fertility.
While she still hopes to get married someday, Ashmusy said is no longer desperate and feels more in control of her future.
She added that if she does not find the right partner within the next few years, she is open to having a child through insemination.
The content creator also revealed that she would like to have mixed-race children in the future.
She said, “I want to get married, but I am not desperate. Just in case the right suitor doesn’t come, I am already safeguarded. I am already sure of being a mom by God’s grace.
“Honestly, most women who rush into marriage early do so because of the myth of the biological clock… With that rush, you now end up getting into the wrong marriage. I almost did. I knew the man wasn’t my ideal husband, but I wanted to get married to him because he was ready, and I was desperate to give birth before I clocked 35.
“But I don’t have to go through again because I have frozen my eggs. In the next 3-10 years, I can confidently go for insemination and have my mixed kid. I want to have a mixed kid,” Ashmusy added
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