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Social media users are reacting in a variety of ways to a photo of a family of 10 (with one on the way).

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While many people were discussing the financial logistics, others decided to post some memes.

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The user shared the article on Twitter.

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Bre Asia, who claimed she desires a large family,

On social media, a photo of a sizable family has gone viral. on Twitter

@BreAsia__ shared an image of the family of ten (with one on the way) to the social networking site with the caption reading: “How big I want (my) family.”

There have been various responses to the large family on Twitter. While some felt admiration towards the parents for having so many kids, others asked questions about expenses and time management.

The post was uploaded over the weekend and has already gained over 4 000 likes, over 3 000 quote tweets and the retweets are closing in on 1 000.

This large family has tweeps feeling all kinds of ways. Source: @BreAsia_ / Twitter.

Take a look at the original post below:

Take a look at some of the responses to the unknown family below:

@TheMoneyTruck said:

“And she preggo AGAIN. This man has lost his senses.”

@kay_unwritten wrote:

“Oh hell no! This family is beautiful but, dawg I would cry. That’s 7 girls? 7 different personalities. 7 different hairstyles.”

@NgolaBlink tweeted:

“This young boy is going to have a fight every day of the week. Be strong young brother.”

Meanwhile, earlier reported that an American couple, Karen and Deon Derrico, with 14 kids who had quintuplets, triplets, and twins, spoke to the media about what it takes to run a large house as theirs.

Their children are in this order according to their ages: Darian, 13; Erek, 8; twins Dallas and Denver, 7; quintuplets Deniko, Dariz, Deonee, Daician and Daiten, 5; and two sets of triplets.

The mother of the house said the family spends $3,500 (N1,335,250) for monthly food and she had to wash 18 baskets of clothes every week.

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