In November and December 2025, Naomi Tekea Craig posed for three professional maternity photoshoots in Mandurah, Australia. Seven to eight months pregnant. Glowing. Photographers called her a Christina Aguilera doppelgänger. An absolute bombshell.

She posted the photos to social media. Friends congratulated her. Her husband was thrilled. Their second child was almost here.

Nine days after those photos were posted, on December 16th, 2025, Naomi Craig sexually abused a child for what would be the last time. A 13-year-old boy. The same boy she'd been raping since he was 12 years old. The same boy whose baby she was carrying in those maternity photos.

The baby she was pregnant with in those glamorous photoshoots? Born January 8th, 2026. DNA testing confirmed the father wasn't Naomi Craig's husband. It was the 12-year-old boy she'd been raping for over a year.

Naomi Tekea Craig was a 33-year-old music teacher at Frederick Irwin Anglican School in Mandurah, Western Australia. Married. Mother of one. Known to students and colleagues as Naomi Woods. Living what appeared to be an ordinary life in suburban Australia.

But in October 2024, Naomi Craig began sexually abusing a 12-year-old boy. The abuse went on for 14 months. At least 15 separate incidents. And somewhere around early 2025, Naomi got pregnant.

Her husband spent almost the entire pregnancy believing the baby was his. In late December, he was still calling it "our baby." He told people the baby would arrive in two weeks. He had no idea his wife was raping a child. No idea the baby wasn't his.

The victim's friends say his behavior changed within months of the abuse starting. The once easy-going student became a troublemaker. Started talking about sexual things. Posted about older girlfriends. By September 2025, when Naomi Craig was five months pregnant, the 13-year-old boy was posting about fatherhood and the kind of dad he hoped to be.

Just weeks before Naomi Craig gave birth, the boy posted on social media that there was "no DNA test needed." He already knew the baby was his. And according to school students around Mandurah, the boy still has plans to run away with Naomi Craig once her sentence is up. That's what grooming does.

On January 27th, 2026, Naomi Tekea Craig appeared in Mandurah Local Court via video link. She'd given birth just two weeks earlier. Magistrate Clare Cullen read 15 charges aloud. Five counts of sexually penetrating a child under 13. Five counts of sexually penetrating a child over 13 and under 16. Persistent sexual conduct with a child. Possessing child exploitation material. Indecent dealings.

After each charge, Naomi Craig responded the same way. "Guilty, your honour."

She's prohibited from seeing anyone under 18 without supervision. The only exception is her newborn—the baby fathered by a rape victim who was 12 years old when she got pregnant.

Naomi Craig's next court appearance is March 27th, 2026. In Western Australia, those who commit sexual offences against children can be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison. Given the number of charges, the age of the victim, and the fact that she became pregnant as a result of the abuse, Naomi Tekea Craig is likely looking at a lengthy sentence.

But no sentence undoes what she did. No punishment gives that 13-year-old boy his childhood back. No verdict erases the fact that there's now a baby in the world conceived through the rape of a 12-year-old child.

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