Nurse claims COVID jab effects pass from fathers to babies, citing ‘placental changes’

Registered nurse and whistleblower Michelle Spencer has sparked controversy after claiming that COVID-19 vaccines can affect unborn babies through paternal transmission.

In an interview this week with YouTuber Apollo the Original, Spencer said that a veteran sonographer could identify whether a parent received Pfizer or Moderna shots by examining the placenta during ultrasound scans.

Spencer asserted that placental characteristics reveal vaccine exposure and claimed that the father’s DNA—and potentially vaccine-related proteins—can influence placental health and fetal development. “Even if the mother didn’t receive the shot, but the dad did, it still will affect the baby,” she said, adding that “the mRNA protein, it’s in the sperm also.”

She also claimed that hospitals continue to see stillbirths in 2025, attributing them to a range of vaccines including those for COVID-19, flu, and RSV. Major health authorities maintain that approved vaccines are safe for use during pregnancy.

WOW! Registered nurse/whistleblower Michelle Spencer:

“I know a sonographer who’s been a sonographer for 40 years… she can read ultrasounds, and she can tell the mother, ‘Oh, you got Pfizer, you got Moderna’… [because] the placenta has these characteristics of this shot.… pic.twitter.com/U2zFZwo8AQ

— Sense Receptor (@SenseReceptor) October 28, 2025