Rise of the stay-at-home boyfriend: Man, 25, who cooks his influencer girlfriend’s daily meals reveals he loves playing a ‘supportive role’ in their lives – while his new dad’s adoring fans say they’re jealous his Baby

Put aside “tradwives,” because there’s a new breed of creator taking social media by storm.

In recent years, married mothers who post videos of themselves lovingly preparing meals and romanticizing their daily lives have become TikTok heavyweights, with millions of followers.

Building on this success, stay-at-home boyfriends are becoming increasingly popular on TikTok – with adoring fans saying they are the reason they will ‘never lower their standards for men’.

William Conrad, 25, from Canada, is at the forefront of this social media movement and has amassed more than 10 million likes on his TikTok videos.

The self-described “stay-at-home boyfriend” has been dating influencer Levi Coralynn for the past three years.

While she films her content every day for her 1.7 million followers, William fills his time cooking, cleaning and generally looking after their shared home.

Speak with The timeshe explained, “Levi is the breadwinner and I clean the kitchen.

‘I feel like I am contributing and that my role helps support what she is achieving.’

Elsewhere in the interview, William revealed that it was his girlfriend’s idea to share videos of his home cooking online.

At the beginning of each video, the star addresses the viewer as if he were Levi and talks to the camera as he would to his partner.

In a video uploaded last weekWilliam says: ‘Good morning, I hope you slept well. Let’s put together your breakfast.’

In the 80-second video, William films himself preparing a homemade potato rosti topped with crème fraîche, smoked salmon, poached eggs and hollandaise sauce, which took him two tries to perfect.

He then ends the video by placing the meal on a tray, along with some chopped kiwi, a mug of coffee and a vase of flowers to present to his girlfriend.

“This isn’t breakfast,” one fan replied. “It’s a proposal.”

“I need this man in my life,” said another.

Referring to a famous TikTok trad, a third said: “He’s our Nara Smith.”

Last month, the glamorous trad woman sparked debate on TikTok when she filmed herself making cereal from scratch for her toddlers.

“I asked my toddlers what they wanted for breakfast and they both said cereal, so it was cereal and we got right to it,” the Mormon housewife explained in the opening of her now-viral video.

But instead of opening her cupboard and grabbing a sugary cereal, Nara proceeded to make her own cereal and guided her followers through the painstaking process while wearing a glamorous black silk robe with fluffy cuffs.

When asked if his viewers have different expectations of him, William said: “Maybe I represent the pendulum swinging to the other side, where more women go to work while their men stay at home.”

In a video posted to her TikTok yesterday, Levi filmed her boyfriend cooking for her and wrote, “Be patient. Don’t settle.’

William’s fame comes as young father Ricky Bee has amassed 170,000 followers for his videos about raising his daughter Laguna.

In January, the father uploaded a video He tells his followers the right ways to hold a three-month-old baby, which has already been viewed more than 22 million times.

He joked, “Do you have any of these things? This is how you hold a baby.”

The loving father then proceeded to guide his followers through the techniques he called the “floating chair” and the “arm bar.”

The one-minute video sent social media users wild, with many taking to the comments to lust after Ricky.

One replied: ‘I want to be her!’

Another said: ‘He treats her like a little koala bear, super cute!’

Meanwhile, a third said: ‘When a dad is just daddying! We think that’s great!’

Ricky told The Times: ‘I think for fathers, [the expectation] is nothing and that’s why some people think I’m great because I do something.’

Last month, one of TikTok’s most famous tradwives sparked debate when she competed in Miss World just two weeks after giving birth.

Hanna Neeleman33, traded her postpartum diapers for a stunning dress and swimsuit to head to Sin City to compete for the crown – where she wowed the judges with her stunning looks.

The Utah-based influencer – who has become a social media star by regularly documenting her lifestyle as a housewife on her family’s farm – shared a behind-the-scenes look at her beauty pageant preparation and revealed how she made a glamorous appearance on stage while breastfeeding at the same time. her newborn.

After leaving her seven other children at home on the farm, Hannah took her two-week-old baby to represent the United States in the international Mrs. World competition, where married women from all over the world compete for the crown.

Hannah, a Julliard-trained former ballerina, traded baggy clothes for dresses and is prepared for what it means to compete with her newborn, Flora Jo.

Speaking to The New York Times, she noted that although she was “still bleeding a little,” she knew she was ready to show off her beauty on the runway.

She told the outlet, “A lot of us have kids, and I don’t think there’s any shame in showing that I just had a baby.

“For example, I’m not going to have a perfectly flat stomach.”

Hannah documented her pageant experience on social media by giving her followers an inside look at what it’s really like to compete with a newborn.

Behind the glitz and glamor of the beautiful dresses and glittering makeup is a 33-year-old trying to balance the duties of a mother and a pageant queen.

In one photo, Hannah is seen behind a ring light nursing her baby, while her makeup artists and hairstylists hover above her.

The mother of eight told The New York Times, “She inhaled a lot of hairspray, but otherwise she stayed safe.”