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My Life Changed When My 14 yr Old Daughter Spoke to me About Blow Job: Mercy Aigbe


Mercy Aigbe who is on the latest cover of motherhood magazine with her kids, has said she started talking to her 14-year old daughter more seriously when she returned from school one day to tell her someone got expelled for giving a boy a Mouth Action. When she asked if she actually knows the meaning, her daughter laughed and said, you don't expect me not to!

"There was a day she came back from school and was like 'Mummy somebody got expelled in my class for giving someone Mouth Gig' and I just exclaimed 'Blow what? You know what that is?' She just laughed and said 'Mummy, you don't expect me not to know that.' You know, that opened another room to educate her. As often as possible I have to talk to her about boys. Teens need sex education. She is growing up so fast, so I need to tell her all she needs and wants to know so she doesn't get it all mixed up," she explained.‎

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