Tradwife influencer Nara Smith, 25, reveals she is ‘getting her tubes tied’ after welcoming four kids

Tradwife influencer Nara Smith has revealed that she is ‘getting her tubes tied’ after welcoming four kids with husband Lucky Smith.

The 25-year-old appeared on Emma Grede’s Aspire podcast on Thursday to make the candid confession about her future family plans.

‘We’re done having kids. I couldn’t imagine being pregnant,’ she began.

‘I’m going to get my tubes tied. I’m going to schedule the appointment.’

Smith admitted that she ‘absolutely would love to have another baby,’ but added: ‘I don’t think my body would be able to handle another pregnancy, another postpartum period, but also then the toddler stage.’

‘We only talk about pregnancy and sometimes postpartum, very barely, but we never talk about what comes after and that is really, really hard,’ the mom continued.

‘The toddlers, the tantrums, the reasoning, all the things. I don’t want to do that in 10 years. I want to do that now, which is why I had them back to back. 

‘I’m going through all of it at one time. And in 10 years, they’re going to be old. I’m not starting from scratch, there is no way. I’m done.’ 

Smith and her husband, 28, are already parents to son Slim Easy, four, as well as daughters Rumble Honey, six, Whimsy Lou, two, and Fawnie Golden, who they welcomed in September.

The social media star, who gained millions of followers with her lifestyle and cooking content, had previously echoed a similar sentiment about not growing their brood back in 2024 – before welcoming Fawnie.

In a joint interview with GQ, Lucky told his wife: ‘Well, we have three. So, you’re done.’

Nara then replied to her husband, who is also father to daughter Gravity with ex Stormi Bree, with: ‘Yep, I’m done.’

However, Lucky also pointed out to Nara: ‘You did want six. When we first met, you wanted six.’

In regards to welcoming children at a young age, Nara, who was 19 when the couple welcomed their first child, said: ‘And it worked out great. I love being a young mom.’

She continued to the outlet: ‘I want to build my life with them rather than trying to integrate them into my life later.’

The seemingly final decision comes after Nara shared an update on daughter Whimsy’s health after announcing the toddler’s cancer diagnosis.

In July, she told her nearly five million Instagram followers that the tot is now in remission.

In a nearly two-minute clip, she thanked her fans for their supportive messages and prayers.

‘I just wanted to come on here and say thank you so, so much for all your kind messages, prayers, support. It truly has meant so, so much to us,’ she said while sitting in a garden and holding a cup of tea.

Nara added: ‘Lucky and I have been going through this and processing it for the last eight months, and we were debating on even sharing such a private part of our life.

‘We wanted to wait until she was done with treatment and knowing what the outcome of her situation would be before sharing it and even finding the words to share it. Now that she’s finally in remission, it felt like I could find the words to share.’

Nara’s purpose in sharing the family’s ordeal was to ‘shed light on what so many families go through and battle privately.’

With their daughter in remission, she and her husband intend to ‘return to everyday life.’

‘Lucky and I have been trying to return to everyday life and taking it day by day. I don’t know whether life will ever feel normal again, but we’re trying to navigate this next chapter the best that we can,’ she told her online audience.

‘With all of that being said, thank you so much to every single person for your kindness. I’m sending all my love to families that are actively still going through this fight,’ she ended the clip.