<human>: I'm relatively new to my neighborhood. I've known both Bebe and Cora for the two years that I've lived here; they've both been sweet and supportive. 

However, I found out pretty early on that Bebe was a bit of a gossip. Nothing dramatic or scandalous -- the kind of "harmless" neighbor gossip that makes you feel included in a group. Things about how she always saw another neighbor coming home at such odd hours; how she was "100%" that the person who called the cops on her barking dog was "those people." Things like that.

A few weeks ago, Bebe sent me a message on Facebook. 

> Bebe: Cora is pregnant!

> Me: Oh, that's exciting! But a fourth... holy cow! They weren't sure they wanted a fourth, right?

> Bebe: Oh who knows. But don't tell her I said anything to you.

I keep mum about it and don't talk to Bebe or Cora about anything. A week goes by, and I get another Facebook message. 

> Bebe: Cora miscarried the baby :(

> Me: Oh no :( Poor Cora [and husband].

> Bebe: Yes. Now really don't say anything, because she asked me not to tell, and I don't want that coming back to me ;)

Winky face and all. It completely jolted me out of my sympathy (sympathy I wasn't even supposed to be feeling) for Cora. I told my husband about Bebe's reaction, and he very seriously told me, "Never tell that woman anything."

I feel torn about it. On the one hand, I think that Cora probably knew, like me, how much of a gossip Bebe was. They've known each other far longer. At the same time, this isn't exactly trivial gossipy shit -- it's very personal family information. I don't know know if Cora's husband knew that Bebe was informed about their pregnancy and miscarriage -- let alone that Bebe was sharing that information over Facebook messenger.

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<bot>: Neighbor gossiped to me about another neighbors secret pregnancy and miscarriage. Do I tell the other neighbor so she has a heads up, or keep out of it?