She’s pushing it.
A 23-year-old influencer from London says she won’t “sacrifice” her body for a baby unless she is paid $315,000 annually for therapy, a personal trainer, and baby needs — and she is given a push present and a mommy makeover.
“Creating a human life takes a lot of sacrifice,” Jenny Darling told SWNS. “I’d never put my body through that for free. I’m not built to suffer.”
The content creator has never wanted children — and claims she even went so far as to ask doctors to take her uterus out — but would consider becoming a mom if the right guy could meet her terms.
Darling says she’d need to be married before becoming pregnant, have a prenuptial agreement with an infidelity clause in place, and have a babymoon abroad.
“Kids are expensive. I wouldn’t want to bring a child into this world to suffer,” she explained. “I would have kids on the terms it’s a good motherhood experience for me.”
Besides the $315,000 annual allowance, Darling’s “non-negotiables” also include a doula and a housekeeper for the first six months after her baby is born.
The housekeeper would be replaced by a weekly cleaner after that.
“I don’t know how women do cooking, cleaning and working as a mom. I commend that, but it’s not going to be me,” she declared.
She also demands a luxury push present — such as a car or an apartment — and a mommy makeover, including a tummy tuck and a boob job.
She has no plans to work full-time, at least for the first few years of motherhood.
Darling doesn’t see children in her future, but said she’d consider it if these stipulations are met.
“I don’t think it’s much to ask for,” she said.
Darling’s motherhood Magna Carta comes on the heels of a controversial viral video espousing the benefits of the DINK lifestyle for couples who have two incomes and no kids.
“We’re DINKs, we get into snobby hobbies like skiing and golfing,” personal finance content creator John Eringman, 28, bragged in a clip posted this week. “We’re DINKs, we’re already planning our European vacation next year.”
The ensuing parenting debate prompted none other than father of 11 Elon Musk to proclaim, “That’s messed up.”