It’s a weird world, isn’t it?
You’re scrolling through your phone late at night (or maybe mid-morning, who am I to judge), and suddenly you’re reading about the Irontechdoll Delia—this 5ft18 / 158cm full silicone “celebrity” pregnant sex doll. Not because you planned to. Just… because the internet is like that. Anyway, here we are.
First thing: 158cm. That’s not tall-tall, but not short either. Sort of in-between, which makes sense if you want something that feels real but doesn’t dominate your living room like a mannequin from an abandoned department store. The weight? Somewhere between 41kg/90 lbs and maybe up to 50kg/110 lbs if you go wild with custom irontech options (they do love their upgrades). Carrying her around is—well, let’s just say it’s not exactly graceful unless you’ve secretly been training for Strongman competitions.
And then there’s the “medium boob” description. It feels so blunt on the product page—like someone couldn’t be bothered to measure or get poetic about it. Medium boob. Not too big, not too small… Goldilocks would approve if she was into this sort of thing.
Or Just Another Face?
Now, they call Delia a “celebrity” model, which—I mean—maybe if you squint and tilt your head and ignore reality for a second. She does have that generic glam look that floats around Instagram these days; could be anyone from three different Netflix shows mashed together by an AI with questionable taste.
But honestly? There’s something weirdly compelling about her face when you see her in person (yes, in person). If you’ve ever ordered one of these irontech full silicone sex dolls before—and let’s not pretend people don’t—you’ll know what I mean: sometimes the pictures feel uncanny-valley fake until the box arrives and suddenly it hits different. Still plastic and strange obviously, but also unnervingly lifelike in low light.
Let’s just address it directly—the pregnant sex doll angle. At first glance (or even tenth), this seems like one of those niche things only whispered about on obscure forums or buried deep in Reddit threads nobody admits to reading at work.
But after unboxing Delia—a process involving more packing foam than should exist—I kind of got it? Maybe “got it” is too strong… understood why someone might be curious at least. There’s something oddly comforting about how solid she feels; pregnancy bump and all. Not to get sentimental over silicone but the craftsmanship is impressive in a way that makes me question my own hobbies.
For anyone exploring this niche, you might also want to browse see all pregnant sex doll reviews before making a decision.
Custom irontech lets you tweak everything from eye color to nail polish shade (I went classic red because why not). You can even mess with skin tone or add freckles if realism is your jam—or order extra wigs for those feeling indecisive about haircuts without commitment.
The price tag though—over $1299 for most builds—isn’t subtle or friendly on your wallet. But then again nothing about this hobby screams budget-conscious anyway.
Here comes my favorite part: storage logistics! No matter how many times people write guides online (“just put her under your bed!”), they forget how heavy these things are—and how awkwardly legs stick out unless you really commit to Tetris-level organization skills.
Random tangent—but once I left Delia sitting near my window during a video call and spent half the meeting worrying someone would call the cops thinking there was an actual pregnant woman frozen inside my apartment. That was fun explaining later (“No officer, she doesn’t need help…”).
One detail I didn’t expect: the silicone itself has this almost cold-to-the-touch sensation at first that warms up after a while (not instantly though). Also—the seams are barely noticeable compared to older models I’ve seen floating around forums; technology moves fast when enough people demand realism apparently.
Weird realization halfway through cleaning her for the first time: there are entire communities dedicated solely to maintenance tips for these dolls… which made me feel less alone but also slightly more concerned for humanity as a whole.
That depends on what you're looking for—and whether dropping over $1299 on a hyper-realistic pregnant sex doll fits into your life plan or just another fleeting curiosity click gone rogue at midnight.
If nothing else—it definitely makes life less boring.
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