Juliet Cuthbert pregnant at 51
Juliet Cuthbert on the campaign trail (Photo: JLP)
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February 7, 2016

Juliet Cuthbert pregnant at 51

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Olympian Juliet Cuthbert revealed in an exclusive interview with the Jamaica Observer that she is 51, pregnant, fit and fabulous and ready to become a member of Parliament.

“I’m three months pregnant,” shared Cuthbert. Nomination Day is tomorrow and I am ready.”

Indeed, Cuthbert who is married to marketing executive Levaughn Flynn, and is a mother of a 27-year-old son, will turn 52 on April 9.

Cuthbert, the Jamaica Labour Party candidate for West Rural St Andrew, will be going up against the People’s National Party’s Paul Buchanan in the February 25th general election.

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