Tattooing his ex's name on his face didn't help the expectant parents' relationship

The Dutch reality program Vier handen op één buik has returned for its thirteenth season, continuing its mission to support young mothers through pregnancy and childbirth. The show pairs teenage mothers with famous mentors to navigate the challenges of early parenthood. Data shows a significant decrease in teenage pregnancies in the Netherlands since the series began in 2012, dropping from nearly 3000 to just over 1200 annually. The new season introduces viewers to young women like Dennyhaila, who is expecting a daughter with her partner Rohan, and Yaslin, who is navigating a pregnancy with a partner she has known for only a few months. Another participant, 17-year-old Liv, seeks spiritual comfort in the church during her pregnancy, receiving guidance from mentor Veronica van Hoogdalem. As these young women prepare for motherhood, the program captures both the emotional milestones and the inherent difficulties of their life situations, maintaining the format's long-standing tradition of offering an intimate look at these complex transitions.