In her latest Instagram post on Sunday, Nara Smith’s three-year-old daughter Rumble Honey was seen preparing breakfast on the stove for her younger brother Slim Easy.

The content creator, known for her tradwife videos on TikTok, shared a short clip of her three-year-old toddler cooking morning meals for her two-year-old son.

“Good morning,” wrote the 22-year-old TikToker above the photo of her little daughter cooking at the stove.

She explained that her toddlers decided to make themselves breakfast while she was busy baking bread.

Her post comes just days after she responded to Ozempic rumors after fans accused her of taking the weight-loss drug in her latest video.

Captioning the clip of her little daughter cooking, Nara wrote: “Rumble has taken over making breakfast for herself and Slim and I’ve started baking bread!”

Her eldest daughter was seen standing at the stove, presumably on a stool, stirring with a wooden spoon and cooking something in a pan.

Rumble Honey was still wearing her pajamas and neither Nara nor Slim Easy were seen in the short, three-second clip.

The Mormon model also posted short clips to show her sourdough starter and kneading the dough.

She also posted a video of her husband kneading the dough and explained that she had to delegate this task to him because she was breastfeeding her young daughter.

In addition to “Rumble Honey” and “Slim Easy,” she and her husband Lucky Blue Smith (25) also have four-month-old Whimsy Lou, whom she gave birth to earlier this year in April.

The musician is also father of daughter Gravity Blue, whom he has with his ex, model Stormi Bree.

Nara and Lucky got married in February 2020 after knowing each other for six months.

The social media personality currently has 9.2 million followers on TikTok and is known for posting videos that tap into the “tradwife” trend.

She cooks complicated recipes from scratch with apparent ease, while presenting extravagant and exaggerated outfits.

Last week, Nara and her family also met for a photo shoot for a new GQ spread.

The couple and their children were spotted posing on their ranch in Texas.

Previously, she had finally commented on the numerous allegations that her viral cooking videos were all fake.

Although she has never described herself as a “traditional wife,” she has long been criticized for her acting performance and the glorification of domestic duties.

Comments on her posts range from genuine awe to concern and even mistrust, with her being accused of supporting the popular notion that wives act as unpaid servants to their husbands and children.

But from Nara’s perspective, that’s simply not the case.

“I didn’t realize that the joy of cooking for my husband and children would automatically mean that I would slave away in the kitchen,” she began in a new video, photographed getting up.

“I don’t have a job and I have a whole production team at home making sure this works. To be clear, none of this is true,” she explained.

“I am a working mother and juggle many different roles and responsibilities,” she continued.

Nara denied rumors that she only cooks for her husband and children, and also cited personal health reasons for why she is so keen to prepare everything herself.

“Cooking has always been a big part of my life, especially after I was diagnosed with lupus and my eczema flared up,” she explained.

“I knew I had to change my eating habits and lifestyle.”