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Video Of Woman Making Husband Nachos After He Refused To Eat Dinner She Made Sparks Debate

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TikToker @themamabrianna left viewers floored after catering to her husband's demands when he wouldn't eat the food she'd prepared for dinner.

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Roughly 2.5 million people witnessed the video definition of "ick" last week when TikToker @themamabrianna documented herself making dinner for her husband who refused to eat the food she cooked the family for dinner.

And, apparently, this is a common occurrence.


The viral video shows the creator Brianna preparing a plate of nachos for her husband because he "literally won't eat" if she doesn't cater to his palate's desires.

In the 40-second video, Brianna began by shredding some cheese as the words "my husband didn't eat the dinner that I made..." flashed on the screen.

As Brianna poured chips onto a tray, the text changed to:

"So let's make him some nachos."

As the creator continued to prepare the meal, the text on the screen revealed:

"If I don't feed him he literally won't eat."

She continued:

"This used to irritate me..."

She slid the full tray into the oven.

"Now I just blame his mother for never making him try salmon."

Brianna then delivered the hot tray of cheesy chips to her husband, who sat under a blanket on the couch watching TV.

She captioned the video:

"Moral of the story: always serve your kids allllll the food, even if they say they don't like it after the first time."
"25 years from now, your child's spouse will thank you. 😉"

You can watch the TikTok below.

@themamabrianna

Moral of the story: always serve your kids allllll the food, even if they say they dont like it after the first time. 25 years from now your child’s spouse will thank you. 😉 #momsoftiktok #momtok #momlife #workingmom #sahm #marriedlife #marriage #marriagehumor #wifelife #wivesoftiktok #happywifehappylife #pickyeater #pickyhusband #nachosfordinner #wivesoftiktok #cuisinartairfryer #humpday #guesswhatdayitis🐪 #guesswhatdayitis #eattherainbow

Of course, the immediate reaction from viewers was a resounding "ick."

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And several others were waiting for the punchline of what must they thought for sure was a joke.

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Still others noted that Brianna was feeding a child, not a husband.

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In later videos, it appears that Brianna truly isn't bothered as she continues to deliver his made-to-order meals directly to the couch.

Her husband doesn't seem bothered at all, either...

@themamabrianna

Replying to @cokedoutsoccermom hot damn🔥 #momsoftiktok #momtok #momlife #workingmom #sahm #marriedlife #marriage #marriagehumor #wifelife #wivesoftiktok #happywifehappylife #pickyeater #pickyhusband #eattherainbow #macandcheese

Ick, indeed.

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