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A woman has sparked controversy after sharing the name of her expectant mother's baby, which was inspired by the nuclear disaster.
On the Reddit forum r/tragedeigh, a user posted a photo of a baby shower invitation, adding the caption: “I'm speechless.”
“We invite you to a baby shower,” reads the pink invitation, which features balloons, stars, a moon and an elephant.
“Join us to celebrate the upcoming arrival of a little bundle of joy! In honor of: Chernobyl Hope,” the invitation reads.
The title refers to the deadly 1986 nuclear disaster in Ukraine, which occurred at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. At the time, Ukraine was under the control of the communist Soviet Union, and the disaster occurred at a plant built by the Soviets. Ukraine gained independence in 1991.
Controversial invitation to baby shower 'Hope of Chernobyl' goes viral on Reddit. (iStock)
The Chernobyl disaster released radioactive material into the atmosphere, causing the city to become an exclusion zone. An estimated 31 people died.
The mom-to-be's post has garnered over thirty-two thousand responses, and thousands of Reddit users have begun discussing it in the comments section.
“If I was a guest at this party and heard that name, I would just explode,” one user noted.
One commenter wrote: “I actually giggled when I saw they combined 'Hope' with this.”
“I refuse to believe this is true lol,” one user commented. (iStock)
“I refuse to believe this is true lol,” one user wrote.
User asked: “Are all friends invited or just family members?”
“I don't want to believe this is true, but if it is, could you PLEASE come back here and tell us how the baby shower went (please go)? You know everyone in that room is going to be super uncomfortable waiting for that one brave soul to ask,” one user wrote.
Olivia and Liam are the most popular baby names in America in 2024. (iStock)
“I'm sure everyone will be glowing at the party,” joked one user.
“I worked with a woman named Chernobyl. Her name was Che,” one user claims.
One person asked, “What, in the end?”
“This is definitely fake. This can't be true,” another user wrote.
According to the Social Security Administration, the most popular baby names in America in 2024 were Olivia and Liam.
Noah, Oliver, Theodore and James round out the top five most popular names for boys.
Among girls, the most common names were Emma, Amelia, Charlotte and Mia.
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