Influencer Nara Smith With her husband Lucky Blue SmithThere are several self-evident rules in their marriage, including one about driving.
“I don’t care about driving,” Lucky Blue, 27, said on Friday, August 22. Tiktok video. “I was really bothering when I saw a girl driving a boy. I don’t know why.”
Nara, 23, noted Friday that she never “tryed” behind the steering wheel when they were together even after five years of marriage.
“You always fill the tank, too,” she added. “I don’t remember the last time I pumped oil. I probably haven’t been for years unless I’m alone.”
For Lucky Blue, driving and refilling the car’s gasoline is a “obvious” duty in his relationship.
Another “self-evident rule” for the couple includes Lucky Blue always washing dishes before the restaurant in order to order for her spouse, while Nara always stands on the “left side” of Lucky Blue.
“You have to be on the left, so I can easily [open doors],” he explained.
Lucky Blue always takes out the trash because Nara refuses to “touch the trash.” In addition, Lucky Blue is responsible for Wash your child’s hair “regardless.”
“Luckily, it’s very special.” “I do my hairstyle [and] Do them when they need to update. ”
Nara is a model who has gained attention on social media to share her carefully crafted homemade meals for Lucky Blue and her children. They share rumbled honey, 4 years old, slim relaxed, 3 and Whimsy Lou, 17 months, currently Looking forward to another child. (Lucky Lan is also the father of Gravity, an 8-year-old daughter in a romantic relationship in the past.)
Nara’s videos since then Raise comments Regarding “trading wife,” it’s a term for women willing to raise their family with old-fashioned gender stereotypes. However, Nara publicly condemned the label, insisting that her and Lucky Blue’s view is rather modern.
“The other day, someone lifted it onto me and they were like, ‘You have a very traditional way of life.’ I thought, ‘What do you mean?'” Nara said in an episode in July Jay ShettyThe “intentional” podcast. “We broke up. I work. My husband works. We have kids. We separate everything. I cook because I like it, not because I have to. Lucky to clean. No traditional stuff.”
Nara said having her first child at the age of 19 seemed to make her more “traditional” with others.
“It’s never even thought about it because I’ve always believed in letting people make their own choices and never judge others based on their choice and celebrate their lives,” she explained. “It’s an unfamiliar concept for me, and people have a negative view of my choice to start life this way.”
Nara Have been told before US Weekly Neither she nor Lucky Blue are bothered by online chat.
“I think [people] Just project their feelings on us, because it may be easier for them. ” us In November 2024. “We just do our things.

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