Nara Smith’s three-year-old daughter Rumble Honey was spotted making breakfast on the stove for her younger brother Slim Easy in her latest Instagram post on Sunday.
The content creator, who is known for her videos about traditional women on TikTok, shared a short clip of her three-year-old toddler cooking for her two-year-old son in the morning.
“Gooooooodmorning,” the 22-year-old TikToker captioned the photo of her toddler daughter cooking on the stove.
She explained that while she was busy baking homemade bread, her toddlers decided to cook their own breakfast.
Her post comes just days after she responded to Ozempic rumors, after fans accused her of using the weight-loss drug in her latest video.
Nara Smith’s three-year-old daughter Rumble Honey was seen cooking breakfast on the stove for her younger brother Slim Easy in her latest Instagram post on Sunday.
The content creator, who is known for her traditional housewife videos on TikTok, shared a short clip of her three-year-old toddler cooking for her two-year-old son in the morning
In the video of her toddler daughter cooking, Nara wrote: ‘Rumble made breakfast for herself and Slim and I started baking bread!’
Her eldest daughter stood by the stove, presumably on a stool, stirring with a wooden spoon and cooking something in a pan.
Rumble Honey was still wearing her pajamas and in the short three-second clip, neither Nara nor Slim Easy were seen.
The Mormon model also posted short clips showing off her sourdough starter and how she kneads the dough.
She also posted a video of her husband kneading the dough, explaining that she had to delegate the task to him because she was feeding their baby girl.
In addition to Rumble Honey and Slim Easy, she also has four-month-old Whimsy Lou, who she welcomed earlier this year in April, along with her 25-year-old husband Lucky Blue Smith.
The musician is also the father of a daughter, Gravity Blue, with whom he is together with his ex-model Stormi Bree.
Nara and Lucky got married in February 2020, after knowing each other for six months.
The Mormon model also posted short clips showing her sourdough starter and how she kneaded the dough
The social media personality currently has 9.2 million followers on TikTok and is known for posting videos that capitalize on the “tradwife” trend
In addition to Rumble Honey and Slim Easy, she also shares four-month-old Whimsy Lou, who she welcomed earlier this year in April, with her husband Lucky Blue Smith, 25.
The social media personality currently has 9.2 million followers on TikTok and is known for posting videos that capitalize on the “tradwife” trend.
She prepares complicated recipes with apparent ease, all by herself, while also showing off extravagant and over-the-top outfits.
Last week, Nara and her family also got together for a photo shoot for a new GQ report.
The couple and their children were spotted posing at their Texas ranch.
This comes after she finally debunked the many accusations that her viral cooking videos are all fake.
Although she has never considered herself a “tradwife,” she has long been criticized for being too pushy and glorifying domestic chores.
Reactions to her posts range from genuine awe to concern, sometimes even suspicion and accusations that she supports the common idea that women function as unpaid servants to their husbands and children.
But from Nara’s perspective, that’s simply not the case.
Nara and Lucky got married in February 2020 after knowing each other for six months
They met in Los Angeles during a modeling project
Earlier this year, they welcomed their third child together. Nara is also stepmother to Lucky’s daughter Gravity Blue, whom he shares with his ex, Stormi Bree
“I didn’t know that if I enjoyed cooking for my husband and kids, I would automatically have to work hard in the kitchen,” she began in the voiceover of a new video, as she is pictured getting out of bed.
“I don’t have a job, and I have a whole production team at home that handles that.” To be clear, none of that is true,” she claimed.
“I am a working mother, juggling many roles and responsibilities,” she continued.
Nara refuted rumors that she only cooks for her husband and children, also citing personal health reasons as to why she makes everything herself.
“Cooking has always been an important part of my life, especially after I was diagnosed with lupus and my eczema flared up again,” she explains.
“I knew I had to change my eating habits and my lifestyle.”
