They stirred the pot.
A couple in Florida went viral to host a gender -based gender detection party, which some critics stopped as more unintended than three -year -old cinnamon.
Mom to be Rosanna Fontana posted footage of the March 2 celebration on Instagram, showing the celebrations inside the Northern Italy restaurant where a sign asked: “What will Baby Fontana have? Meatballs or without?”
In the clip, a restaurant employee brings over a box filled with tomato sauce, and the fontana pours its contents over a pasta pan, which is being held by her husband, Christopher.
There was no one inside the sauce, meaning they expect a girl.
“I actually cried when I realized there wasn’t,” she said. “Because I wanted a boy.”
The motif of the meat of the meat divided Italians like oil and water
“You can’t get closer than this,” replies one.
“No class,” said another.
“This is not cultural … it is created in stereotypes,” said another.
Fans withdrew for its authenticity and said it “swept their culture”.
“The most creative gender reveals I have seen,” and “I want everything about it” were among the comments, which Fontana said were 98% positive.
“There were some Italians who loved him and some Italians who disliked him. I mean, for each of him,” Fontana, 34, told The Post.
“You know, some people do not understand the concept of discoveries of non -pink and blue gender.”
The video has so far received half a million views. “As soon as it was hit 100,000 and one day it hit 200,000, I was thinking,” It will surely slow down “, but now we are almost half a million. People have labeled their friends saying to them,” Hey, you have to try it. “
Fontana, a lawyer from Orlando, Fla., Said her friends got an Italian-themed idea of revealing videos in Tiktok that included if she wanted to go out.
“They didn’t see anyone pouring the sauce into the pan and I was like, ‘let’s move forward and do something different.” “
The collection was also complete with a straight cake with a copy of spage and porridge suggestion and a magnetic plank, where Guests can throw their vote for gender using a spaghetti and magnets with meatballs.
Her husband, Christopher, is from Rochester, NY and his family greeted by Palermo, Sicily and Calabria, so the Italian theme was an intelligent.
“Marrying his family, I am immersed in this Italian culture in New York,” said Fontana, who is originally from Western India.
“I think I became an Italian pseudo.”
Christopher, 38, went to a law school in Florida and met Rosanna, who is also a belly dancer while she was performing in a Middle East restaurant.
Six months later, they traveled to Sicily, where he asks the question at Mount Ethnic.
Coupleafi even bought a house in Lyrojanni, Sicily, and traveled there three to four times a year.
“We’re actually going to Sicily for my Babymoon in April and then we’ll go back there in October to baptize the baby,” she said.
“My husband thought it was funny because his whole family has spent years to get visas to leave Italy, and we are returning.”
The Pairift already has an Italian name chosen for their little daughter, Apollonia, who is the name of Al Pacino’s character, Michael’s Sicilian wife in “The Godfather”.
“When I first looked at the ‘godfather’ with my husband and heard the name, I fell in love with her and always said, ‘If I ever have a daughter, I will name her Apollonia.” “
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