"I’m a Stay-at-Home Wife Who Adores Her Husband – But Guilt Hits When Illness Keeps Me from Cooking Dinner"

Published on October 13, 2025 at 09:28 AM
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A STAY-AT-HOME wife has revealed that she worships her husband as if he is God.

Known only as @cookingwithhx online, the controversial creator uses her TikTok account to share meals she has prepared for her husband.

Text "10 things I do as a stay at home wife" over a sunset street view with parked cars.A stay at home wife has revealed she worships her husband like he’s God Text overlay reads: "Make sure there's a good home cooked meal for him everyday even when Im ill I feel bad if I don't feed my mannn and that's facts".She said she feels bad if she can’t cook for her husband when she’s ill

In a recent video, the British homemaker revealed that she “worships” her husband.

“I’m a very big believer that if your man provides and protects you, look after him as if he was God”, she said.

Despite the fact that she doesn’t work, the stay at home wife chooses to wake up before her husband, at 7am, to make sure his work uniform is ready when he wakes up.

She then makes sure the house is spotless and that her hair and makeup is immaculate, even though she isn’t leaving the house.

When her husband wakes up, he has a coffee waiting for him, and the stay-at-home wife also makes sure he has one waiting for him as soon as he walks through the door after work.

She makes home-cooked dinners for her spouse every day, adding that she “feels bad” when she’s too ill to cook for him.

Whilst her husband is at work, she deep cleans the house every day, and deep cleans the oven every two days.

At least twice a week, she bakes fresh cookies for her man, and irons everything in the wardrobe every three days.

“I make my house a loving home with peace and happiness, and he provides and protects”, she said.

A trad wife (short for traditional wife) is a woman who chooses to take on an ultra traditional role in , meaning she makes dinner and looks pretty whilst her husband goes to work.

The values considered important to trad wives are similar to strict Christian values.

Trad wives state that they are not forced into this way of life, and believe that it is their purpose to be homemakers.

The TikTok video has likely left many open-mouthed, as it has gone viral, racking up over 200,000 views on the video-sharing platform.

The posts was flooded with comments, many of whom critiqued the woman’s way of life.

What is a trad wife?

A trad wife (short for traditional wife) is a woman who chooses to take on an ultra traditional role in marriage, meaning she makes dinner and looks pretty whilst her husband goes to work.

The trend takes inspiration from the idea of a 1950s housewife.

Many ‘trad wives’ choose to dress in the style of clothing popular in this period (think floral dresses and frumpy cardigans).

Additionally, the values considered important to trad wives are similar to strict Christian values.

Trad wives believed they were not forced into this way of life, and that it was their purpose to be homemakers.

The trend, which has garnered attention on social media platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, glamorises a time gone by with little acknowledgement of the economic challenges facing families and mothers today.

One person said: “I hope one day you get your own career, independence and self-worth.”

A second person said: “Never ever be financially dependant on a man.”

A third person said: “I did this for 23 years. He’s just told me he wants a divorce. I have no savings, no job.

“I’m screwed! Don’t let this happen to you!”

A fourth chimed in: “Most women manage to do all of that, look after children and hold down a full-time job!”

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