To Mr. DiCaprio, Just because you’re in the second trimester doesn’t mean you should wear nothing but swim trunks—it’s not good for the baby.

The internet has been buzzing over a cheeky remark directed at Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio, with social media users reacting to a humorous comment suggesting that he should rethink his swimwear choices.

The playful statement, which reads, “To Mr. DiCaprio, Just Because You’re in the Second Trimester Doesn’t Mean You Should Wear Nothing but Swim Trunks—It’s Not Good for the Baby,” has sparked amusement because of its unexpected reference to pregnancy.

The comment appears to be sarcastic humour rather than a genuine report about the actor. DiCaprio, widely recognised for his performances in films such as Titanic, has not been reported to be pregnant.

The unusual wording has nevertheless created an entertaining talking point, demonstrating how quickly bizarre jokes and unexpected celebrity commentary can capture attention online.

While some readers may find the remark hilarious, others may be left wondering where it came from and what inspired such an unusual statement.

For now, the comment is best understood as internet humour, not a factual claim about the award-winning actor.