"I can barely sleep and breathe," the reality star, 38, wrote over a photo of herself flashing a peace sign at the camera while wearing a face mask, black robe and matching headband on Wednesday, March 26. "Heartburn keeps me awake all night. Baby is gonna have a lot of hair, I guess."

Jasmine was referring to an old wives' tale suggesting that severe heartburn in a pregnant woman is a sign that her baby will have average to above-average hair at birth. However, there has not been much scientific evidence to support this claim, according to University of Utah Health.

In a follow-up video, Jasmine took a walk in blue active leggings and a matching sports bra, showing off her growing baby bump. "Feeling a bit better today and going for a power walk," she wrote.

The Panama native later shared another update on Thursday, March 27, telling fans that this is the "biggest baby [she has] ever carried." Jasmine is already a mom to two sons from a previous relationship.

"I feel beyond exhausted lately," she continued. "I might be very close to meet [sic] my baby. I don't think I'm gonna make it to the due date 'cause I feel like my body can't take it anymore. All I do is eat, sleep, repeat."

In a video showing off her baby bump, Jasmine added, "Hi everyone, I have very special news for you! Let me announce to you that I am pregnant, I am so happy and excited and I cannot wait to meet my beautiful baby."

The announcement came weeks after a source exclusively told In Touch on January 7 that Jasmine was pregnant and that her estranged husband, Gino Palazzolo, was not the father. While Jasmine and Gino, 56, have not officially confirmed their split, both parties have seemingly alluded to being separated.

Jasmine has since been keeping fans updated on the good, the bad and the ugly in her pregnancy, including a few frightening medical scares. On March 14, the former teacher revealed that she had fainted while out shopping.

"I fell at Walmart while buying adult diapers (last night I dreamed I was entering in labor before due date) and looked where I ended up in real life," she wrote alongside a photo of herself in a wheelchair in what appeared to be a doctor's office.

Later, Jasmine explained, "I'm feeling much better right now. It was a very scary moment. ... So, today I started the new doses of my medication and I took it after the gym. I am at Walmart and I started to feel funny. I started, like, my mouth [was] super dry and then I started to check on my nails. They were so blue and I was like, 'What is happening?'"

After noting that her "heart started racing," Jasmine said, "The thing is, in a moment, I started to feel my hands and my feet, initially, were super numb and then my legs and I collapsed. I fainted. Like, I fell. I couldn't even talk. So, all the symptoms were because of the medication and I'm like, 'OK.' I don't know if it is, like, an unexpected way my body reacted and all that, but baby's fine. I'm fine."

Jasmine went to the hospital, where she learned she had "tachycardia" as a result of the medication. She underwent an electrocardiogram (ECG) and remained under observation for several hours before heading home.