How TikToker Nara Smith and Lucky Blue Smith’s Kids React to Mom’s Homemade Meals

Nara Smith’s children aren’t always capable of whipping up an appreciative reaction. 

After all, as her and Lucky Blue Smith’s three kids Rumble Honey, 4, Slim Easy, 2, and Whimsy Lou, 10 months, are all so young, they can’t always recognize the time and effort Nara puts into her from-scratch meals.

“I think it depends on the day,” the 23-year-old exclusively told E! News of her children at the Clarins Double Serum Generation 9 Launch Party Oct. 19. “Like on some days they do and other days they will not touch a meal I spent seven hours on.”

But one person who always values the effort Nara spends on her homemade meals—which include everything from homemade bubblegum to birria tacos and cereal—is her husband.

“Lucky does all the clean up,” Nara noted, while Lucky, 26, quipped of the process, “The kitchen looks like a whole bomb went off.”

And with the countless recipes Nara has detailed on her social media accounts—amassing more than 10 million followers on TikTok—there are few foods the model feels she still needs to master.

“I’m in the kitchen every day so it feels like I’ve done a lot of things so far,” she admitted, adding coyly, “but we’ll see what's next.”

Yet in the four years since they tied the knot, Nara and Lucky—who also shares daughter Gravity Blue Smith, 6, with ex Stormi Bree—don’t spend all their time in the kitchen.              

As Lucky revealed, “At the end of the day, just hanging out for like an hour in some quiet peaceful time. We watch good movies.”

They’re moments of peace that the couple treasures in their busy lives. “As soon as the babies go to bed it’s just quiet,” Nara agreed. “But we also are so busy, so we don’t have a lot of free time. So we fit in a movie date night and dinner together whenever we can.”

Their go-to movies? “Harry Potter,” Nara revealed. “I know that sounds kind of lame. I like the ones in the middle.”

While Nara’s videos mostly revolve around the elaborate meals she makes, the influencer does want people to know there’s much more that happens behind the scenes of her everyday life. In fact, she’s previously addressed the assumptions fans make that she’s an example of a “tradwife,” the viral label given to women whose lifestyles include more traditional roles for wives.

“People on Twitter had a field day, hating on us,” Nara told GQ in an interview published Aug. 7. “I’d get screenshots of people saying insanely rude things—so hateful, and so spiteful.”

She continued of her cooking content, “It’s not so much about: Oh, I need to make my husband a meal right now, or else he’s going to be mad. He does cleanup. Which I’m grateful for, because I hate that part.”

Lucky likewise spoke to their dynamic as a couple and their shared responsibilities.

“I view our situation as a big partnership,” he added to the outlet. “In every aspect of our lives.”

--Reporting by Taylor Ellison

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