14-05-2025
Tradwife influencer Nara Smith SLAMMED for 'glamorizing' teen pregnancies
Popular 'tradwife' influencer Nara Smith has been slammed for glamorizing teen pregnancy after posting a controversial TikTok.
The 23-year-old, who shares three children with husband Lucky Blue, posted a video celebrating being a young mom, which concerned followers who accused her of encouraging other women to have children at a young age.
The clip, which showed her hugging her young child in a paddock, was captioned: 'POV: You decided to have kids at 18 and this is your fifth Mother's Day.'
Nara rose to fame through TikTok, where she flaunts her 'tradwife' (traditional housewife) lifestyle, baking extravagant meals for her family while seeming to effortlessly care for her young children.
While her social media shows a lavish lifestyle, where she wears designer clothing in a beautiful home, many have pointed out very few teen moms can afford the same lifestyle.
'Nara please don't glamorize this. Happy for you but your life at 18 is not most teens realities…,' one response read.
'Reminder to all the 18-year-olds, you do not have Nara Smith money,' read another.
'Girlies at 18 you don't have Nara Smith money so this ain't your sign,' someone else shared.
'No. DO NOT GET INFLUENCED PLEASE. Finish your college. Get a job. Become financially stable,' agreed another.
In a Reddit thread, users delved into why the influencer, who is Mormon, is heavily advocating for the controversial take.
'[Nara] is 100 percent serious on how she thinks this is easy and achievable,' one user wrote on a thread.
'No idea about the teen pregnancy stuff but they should be unfollowing her for pushing trad wife aesthetics. It's like Andrew Tate for Gen Z girls and we're falling hard and fast into mass conservatism,' chimed in another.
Someone else agreed, writing: 'Especially when the couple are Mormons, there's definitely an underlying agenda to all this — hell, find me a tradwife influencer who ISN'T a Mormon or fundamentalist Christian.'
They continued: 'And the problem is she's promoting such a glamorized fantasy that just isn't within reach for 99 percent of people if they got married and started popping out kids at eighteen, all on one income.'
'Her own social media income avoids the all too common scenario of being trapped in a loveless or even abusive marriage, or left destitute with her kids after her husband sets his eyes on that pretty young secretary, takes the house, and weasels himself out of child support or alimony,' they pointed out.
has reached out to Nara for further comment.
Tradwives are a trending topic on social media that showcases women who sport 1950s style clothing while embracing traditional gender roles.
Last year, the South African star told Harper's Bazaar that she has had 'a really hard time' digesting the concept of the 'the trad wife, whatever it is,' defending her lifestyle.
'People are seeing her gaining some success from everything she's doing,' Lucky said.
'If you have someone who doesn't know you at all and they're making a video about you online with things that are not true, you can just tell it's coming from a place of jealousy. Let's call it what it is.'
Smith has been married to fellow model Lucky Blue Smith, 26, since February of 2020, and the couple are parents to three children: daughter Rumble Honey, three, son Slim Easy, two, and daughter Whimsy Lou Smith, four months.
Smith is also stepmother to her husband's daughter Gravity, seven, from his previous relationship to model Stormi Bree.
