One Good Thing: Fake TikTok Trend Used to Announce Pregnancy

We know the world can be tough sometimes. So we're sharing One Good Thing happening today: Gabrielle Stone invented a fake TikTok trend to share some important news with her husband. Essentially, she challenges him to guess words that she spells out at a rapid-fire pace. She started with "I love you" before moving on to her big announcement. 

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