Fake Pregnant Belly 6-9 Months Artificial Silicone Pregnancy Belly Lifelike Skin for Actor Performance Maternity, Ivory White, 9 Month

I bought this prosthetic pregnant belly for a classy, upscale evening of pretending to live in a trailer park… and let me tell you, it DELIVERED.First of all, the realism? UNSETTLING. I had three people offer me prenatal vitamins, one man asked if I needed a chair, and someone’s aunt whispered “bless her heart” as I walked by holding a cigarette and a Coors Light.Now let’s talk durability.This belly endured:Multiple aggressive punches (don’t ask, it was character development)A full serving of Cheese Whiz being applied AND removed orally (method acting was strong that night)Several strangers patting it like I was about to give birth to a winning lottery ticketAt least one vodka and Dr.Pepper being rested on it like a coffee tableNot a single tear. Not even emotional damage.At one point, I forgot I wasn’t actually pregnant and tried to waddle unironically. That’s how immersive this experience was.I won Best Costume, gained zero children, and only a mild identity crisis.10/10 would recommend to anyone looking to:✔️ Win a costume contest✔️ Confuse strangers✔️ Test the limits of fake motherhood✔️ Become the centerpiece of absolute chaosWould buy again. Might name it something better than Cletus the Fetus next time.

Extremely happy with this buy! Super soft and durable material with a vary comfortable feel and snug fit.

We were on set and the actor had it on when we noticed a small hole on the side and maybe 3 minutes later it fell of of her because it ripped in half.

Looks and feels real.

So I didn't read the directions and I stepped in to this like a skirt and pulled it up, and that worked well for me, instead of pulling it over my head.I'm 5'8" and about 185lbs and had no problem fitting into it. It did take wiggling, but I think that's mostly due to the texture of the material, and how it'll stay in place once situated.The only thing I'm interested in changing is the upper part, above the belly. If you're flat up top, like a guy, no worries. If you wear a bra, the upper part of the sleeve will likely go on to your bra and cover part of your boots. I mean, we're all shaped differently, but that's my experience and it seems like it would be a somewhat likely scenario for most women, especially those shorter than me, but I'm also longer on my legs than in my torso.So that leaves me wondering if I should just fold the upper part down, or if I could cut some of the top off without hurting anything. I'll figure something out.Other than that, it's comfortable, not too heavy, and looks pretty cool.