Rumored Father of Bea Borres’ Baby, Meray Yamada, Speaks Up
MERAY YAMADA – The content creator, who is rumored to be the father of Bea Borres’ baby, has finally broken his silence.
In a heartfelt statement, he admitted that while things didn’t work out between him and Bea, he never once turned his back on their child. “I may not have handled our situation the best
as of late, but walking away has never been an option for me,” he said. Meray promised to do whatever it takes to be the best father he can be, adding that his daughter deserves nothing but the best.
He vowed to work every day to give her love, support, and a good life, saying, “I will do better. For as long as i am accepted into our childs life. Ready or not, i will answer the call with my whole heart.” He also asked for privacy so they could handle the situation—especially Bea’s pregnancy—as peacefully as possible.

Earlier, Bea Borres confirmed her pregnancy in an emotional vlog uploaded on August 12. The content creator and social media personality shared the moment she discovered she was pregnant, surrounded by her close friends Toni Fowler, Alex Gonzaga, and Mikee Morada. The group’s reactions—ranging from laughter and surprise to happy tears—were captured in full. Bea also called friends to share the news, with Zeinab Harake immediately offering to be the child’s godmother.

Toward the end of the vlog, Bea became emotional, admitting she never imagined this would happen at this stage in her life. Still, she expressed pride in herself for staying strong. “You could be my biggest and greatest blessing that I could ask for in life,” she said, promising to be the best mother she can be. She also expressed relief after a non-invasive prenatal test showed her baby was healthy.

This revelation comes just weeks after Bea denied pregnancy rumors. At the time, she posted a TikTok video showing her bare stomach to refute accusations that she was hiding a baby bump or had undergone an abortion. Despite the video, some doubters claimed it might have been filmed earlier.