Model and content creator Nara Smith, who is married to model Lucky Blue Smith, recently took to social media to address questions surrounding her fourth pregnancy, offering candid insight into her decision to have a larger family at a young age.
“No, I’m not having this many kids because I’m Mormon,” she told her followers.
“I’m not Mormon. I just always wanted to be a young mom and do everything while I was really young. And I think that’s just a personal preference for me.”
Often referred to as a “tradwife”, she is already mom to Rumble Honey, 4, Slim Easy, 3, and Whimsy Lou, 14 months.
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“I did a lot of the things that people in their 20s do when I was a teenager,” the 23-year-old added.
“So now I felt like I was ready to start a new chapter and do other things, which is being a mom. And I love being a mom and making that choice.”
However, as the young mom revealed, she and Lucky were surprised by their latest baby news.
“This was a surprise baby,” Nara shared.
“I said I was totally done after our last one. Whimsy is only just about over a year, I guess it was meant to be.”
She also told her followers more about how far along she is in her pregnancy.
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“I’m about 6 months now,” she continued. “Which is crazy to say. And no, I didn’t pre-record any of my videos. It’s just good angles, outfits and sucking in my stomach.”
“I waited to share for as long as I feel like I could because, I knew that people were going to have all kinds of opinions,” she added.
“And me personally, I had to get used to the idea as well of having another kid since I mentally prepped to be done after Whimsy.”
She added that they are going to keep the details of the sex of the baby private.
“I’m so excited,” she shared. “And we do know the gender. I’m probably not going to announce it before the baby is born.”
Nara also shared that she is going to do another home birth and noted that aside from a few symptoms, all in all, this has been her “easiest pregnancy.”
And as for having extra hands in the kitchen, or with her children, Nara shut down speculation that she has a “team” helping her with her family.
“Lucky and I are really good at tag-teaming,” she said.
“We tag-team and really figure out our work schedules and what we have to do. And then the other person takes care of the kids. Then when we’re lucky, family come and help out when we’re both travelling or when it’s too much, and the workload is piling up. So, we’re kind of managing it like that.”
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