Palmer posted the tweet on April Fools Day, leaving people hesitant to post their congratulations to the actress who is known for posting humorous skits on social media.

One of Palmer’s Twitter followers, however, didn’t think the post was funny. Her sentiments were echoed by other Twitter users.

if this is really a joke, it’s best you know that a pregnancy joke/prank is not something to joke about. not only on april fool’s day but also everyday

— cammy (@moonlightcammy) April 1, 2022

If it’s true congrats if it’s not… please be kind pic.twitter.com/6C30OcTtxH

— 𓆉ᴬᵈʳᶦᵃⁿᵃ ᴬᵖᵒˡᵒⁿᶦᵒ⁻ᴺᵃᵛᵃʳʳᵒ𓆉 (@_aanav_) April 1, 2022

Definitely not funny to someone with fertility issues like me

— AmandaSue THEE JACKET GIRL (@amandasuecustom) April 1, 2022

Other followers suggested not to take things posted on Twitter too seriously.

you gotta realise social media will never be sensitive to your feelings, it’s best to scroll away

— elle (@bardigod) April 1, 2022

Right get some damn therapy the world aint walking on egg shells cause you triggered

— Jazzie 🎨🏳️‍🌈 (@ImAllAboutABag) April 1, 2022

Others decided not to engage in the debate over Palmer’s tweet and decided to post memes instead.

Girl we know what today is pic.twitter.com/bF35u2nf30

— Quis (@IAmQuisB2) April 1, 2022

A picture of the Father pic.twitter.com/Fmdoh4vam3

— Smiso (@directorsmiso) April 1, 2022

Congratulations pic.twitter.com/H846KCELEy

— Unicorn Cooter (@MsTickledPink) April 1, 2022

It’s an April fools joke I know it pic.twitter.com/Bnn3IeGVIR

— Dojawhore (@Dojassmlkdrinkr) April 1, 2022

💀 pic.twitter.com/wMJFlmM6r7

— ✨Gif Reactions ✨ (@Gif___Reactions) April 1, 2022

I know a food belly when I see one pic.twitter.com/aBa4d9nyHF

— 𝓛𝓮𝓮𝓻𝓸𝔂. (@IamKickz) April 1, 2022

Meanwhile, some people called it a food baby and brushed off the alleged faux announcement.

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