Nara Smith Denies Tradwife Label

What is a "tradwife"? Nara Smith rejects the viral label

Nara Smith would like the internet to know that she does not wash the dishes.That detail may surprise anyone who has spent the past several years watching the 24-year-old creator get called one of TikTok’s most recognizable "tradwives" (she has over 12 million followers as of this writing). On the July 29 episode of Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy podcast, Smith pulled out her phone and found one definition: “a woman who embraces or promotes a trad…

After Nara Smith Pushed Back Against Being Labeled A “Tradwife,” People Are Calling Out Other Influencers Who “Sell A Lifestyle” That Normalizes A “Conservative Fantasy”

"Do I like my husband filling up my gas tank? Absolutely. Do I like all these things that I don't wanna be doing? Yeah. I don't wanna close my own suitcase, do it for me."View Entire Post ›

Nara Smith bluntly addresses 'tradwife' label in new podcast appearance

Nara Smith appeared as a guest on the Call Her Daddy podcast where she spoke out about being associated with the 'trad wife' label, calling it 'concerning' and explained there reasons why she doesn't fit the 'trad wife' definition,' but her latest comments have left social media divided.

Nara Smith Denies Tradwife Label

Nara Smith went on ‘Call Her Daddy’ to explain why she’s not a tradwife: ‘I don’t think a tradwife would be cooking in Schiaparelli.’

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The milkmaid dresses are still hanging in closets. The sourdough starters still bubble on counters. But the movement that turned