including BACKGROUND.Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. "1) WE HAD NO IDEA GOING INTO THIS THAT our chances of a Black donor would be slim to none,” she wrote in the caption. “2) that I was a carrier of so many disorders 3) that our window was SOOOO slim and such high risk cus of age and more 4) with my genetic testing I’m the carrier of 4 disorders, that reduced our chances of a Black donor down to 1 person and that 1 person had very limited info / portfolio to judge on …. In the caption for the post, she went into the situation further, and said that the joke her wife made was “distasteful.” In a post shared on Instagram, Dupart said that genetic testing already limits the options for donations, and on top of that she said Black men only make up “five percent or less” of sperm donors in the United States. The quote sparked a reaction from fans, who considered the “Jiminy Cricket” comparison offensive. He’s handsome, he’s tall and I think he’s going to look beautiful with my wife’s egg.” But I think we did a great job with picking. “I was like, “I’m sorry but that wasn’t gonna be my choice. In an interview with The Root published last week, the couple said they had a shortlist of 300 potential donors and only one of them was Black. "That looked like Jiminy Cricket,” Brat told the publication. Da Brat’s wife Jesseca Harris-Dupart has responded to criticism she received after the couple revealed they selected a white sperm donor for their pregnancy.
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