Australian influencer Veruca Salt has revealed she is expecting twins, delivering the news with the kind of unfiltered candour that built her following in the first place.
The announcement lands just three months after her separation from her husband — a relationship that, by her own account, lasted barely two weeks before it unravelled.
Salt confirmed the pregnancy across a run of TikTok videos, filmed in the casual, front-seat confessional style that has become her signature. In one clip, she sits behind the wheel, equal parts stunned and amused, processing the reality in real time.
“There’s big fat twin babies inside me,” she says, laughing through the disbelief, before turning to the practicalities — namely, the size of what’s coming. She jokes that her preference for tall men might translate into “humongous” children, a prospect she frames against her own petite build.
The reaction online was immediate. Thousands of likes stacked up within hours, with comments split between shock, congratulations, and the kind of parasocial familiarity reserved for influencers who overshare well. Some pointed out that the twins would make her a mother of three, others simply wished her well.
The reveal follows an earlier post this month in which Salt shared footage of a positive pregnancy test. At the time, she undercut the moment with a knowing aside — claiming she’d already been aware of the result, playing up the shock for the camera.
She later admitted the pregnancy came as a surprise, noting she had been using birth control. For many followers, the news carries added weight given her previous loss of her first child, Cash — a detail that continues to shape the tone of the response beneath her posts.
There’s also the usual side current of speculation. Some viewers claim her legal name is Kimberly, piecing it together from ultrasound footage. Others are already reading between the lines, wondering whether the announcement signals any renewed connection with her former partner.
For now, Salt appears focused on the immediate future — one that has shifted quickly, and publicly, in the space of a few short months.
Last modified: March 17, 2026
