'Tradwife' Nara Smith, 23, announces she's pregnant with baby number FOUR after hiding bump from fans

Daily Mail​

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Nara Smith revealed that she is expecting her fourth child with husband Lucky Blue Smith with a sweet announcement on social media over the weekend.
The 'tradwife' influencer, 23 - who was recently slammed for 'glamorizing' teen pregnancy - jumped to both her Instagram and TikTok accounts to share the big news with her followers.
The beauty also shares Rumble, four, Slim Easy, three, and Whimsy Lou, one, with Lucky, 27 - whom she tied the knot with in 2020.
In the short reel, the couple could be seen standing outside as the warm sun shone down on them.
Nara wore an off-the-shoulder, cream blouse as well as a white maxi skirt as she strolled over to her husband.
She then showed off her growing baby bump by cradling her stomach as Lucky lovingly embraced her.
The clip then cut to the model resting his hand on her baby bump and laying a gentle kiss on her stomach.
The pair held smiles on their faces and cozied up together as they walked towards the camera which concluded the announcement.
In the caption of the latest post, Nara penned to her fans, 'our little surprise,' while, 'baby 4 loading...' was added over the reel.
The instrumental track titled Where Roses Bloom by Teesa played throughout the background.
It is not known how far along the media personality is with her current pregnancy - and the couple also have yet to announce the baby's gender.
Nearly one year earlier, Nara and Lucky opened up about their family and shared that they were done having children.
During an interview with GQ at the time, Lucky told his wife amid the joint interview, 'Well, we have three. So, you're done.'
Nara then replied to her husband - who is also father to daughter Gravity with ex Stormi Bree - with, 'Yep, I'm done.'
However, Lucky also pointed out to the Nara, 'You did want six. When we first met, you wanted six.'
In regards to welcoming children at a young age, Nara - who was 19 when the couple welcomed their first child Rumble - said, 'And it worked out great. I love being a young mom.'
She continued to the outlet, 'I want to build my life with them rather than trying to integrate them into my life later.'
Nara is also known for her lifestyle and cooking content on social media - and boasts millions of followers.
On Instagram, she currently posts to 4.6 million followers while on TikTok she notably has 11.7 million followers.
Since uploading her pregnancy announcement on Sunday, the short reel on her TikTok page has already amassed a total of 8 million views.
However, the star has previously gotten candid about the negative effects of being on social media - such as dealing with backlash.
While talking to Who What Wear, Nara discussed how negative comments had affected her while pregnant with her third child.
'I just felt so heavy,' the media influencer admitted, before adding, 'Nothing felt good to me anymore.'
Smith - who suffered hardships when it came to postpartum - further expressed, 'I didn't understand why all of these people were saying things that were untrue and actually running with that.
'It became this insane thing...I was getting attacked for literally just posting cooking videos and not harming anyone.'
Elsewhere during her conversation with the publication, the beauty explained that she did not identify with the term 'tradwife.'
Nara stated, 'I'm a working mom. I take care of kids. I split the responsibility with Lucky. Our household is very 50/50.
'We try to figure out the kids while both of us work. It's very much this jigsaw puzzle that we're trying to work through every single day. Being labeled as [a tradwife], that just didn't fit.'
And while talking to Harper's Bazaar last year, the influencer further pushed back on flak over the 'tradwife' lifestyle.
She explained that when it comes to the term 'tradwife,' she has 'a really hard time' understanding what it actually means.
Nara stated that what she posts on social media is 'really not that deep' and added that she is simply just 'a working mom.'
Smith added, 'I never know what to say when people ask me [what I do], because technically, yes, I create content. But then I'm just living my life and sharing that with people, which a lot of people do.'