Reality Check! | Spoilt Young Couple Finally Move Out Of Parents! | Hotel Of Mum & Dad

Meet Jack, Jaseleigh and their little baby Kaydee. They live in South Wales with Jaseleigh's parents. With a small baby, they live a cosy life, not lifting a finger at home. Jaseleigh is her daddy's princess and Jack doesn't just live with his father-in-law, but works for him as well. Will fake-tan remain a priority? How will the pair cope when suddenly hit with a blow to their finances?
Hotel of Mum & Dad is back! Giving some of the UK's young couples who are still living at home with their parents the chance to move out from their easy life at home! Will a broken boiler end up breaking hearts? Will organising a stressful house-warming party be music to everyone's ears?
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[@intentionallyleftblank3016]

They may be spoiled, but they are not obnoxious. They are the sweetest family, the lot of them, that I’ve ever seen on this kind of show! I hope they are all doing well.

[@roseyk7677]

Well said

[@tamsynbird9249]

I agree and they've settled in really well too ❤

[@littlelizzi3135]

Totally ❤

[@missmrocks]

Well said ❤

[@Miksmissus]

theyre well looked after by people who are happy to look after them .....spoiled means rotten, they arent spoiled.

[@ceooflonelinessinc.267]

I am 33. Still live at home. These two young are totally not spoilt. They look modest, friendly and hard working.

[@anonymous-wk1nr]

Considering housing prices and stuff now it’s hard for lots of young people to live on their own. It’s not the 70s anymore.

[@helenwright3201]

I'm 32 and moved in and out since 18. I've got ME/CFS so had to move back in with my parents for help and now there's no way me and my fiance can get anywhere to live together 😢 The prices are ridiculous! Definitely cannot afford the village I grew up in

[@CannabrannaLammer]

​@@ravenbaa7989I agree but this is old. Things seem to be changing now which is amazing, I'm so glad to see it. When I was growing up what these two are doing was considered the new normal. I did it too and deeply regret it. Now I'm happily married and promote the traditional ways, they were so much better.

[@simonkelly6189]

Sorry but if ur not in ur 20s and haven't moved out ur not winning in life unless u have medical condition or other that makes it harder that's understandable otherwise get a grip 33 and still at home I move to a different country 5years ago have managed to get a mortgage up 3 times and have live in my own place since I was 21 ..... payed mothers rent since age of 16 ... its about saving and priority... if your a child and have a job what's more important going out for fun being a kid or nowing ur situation and saving and making ur life better ... but now iv to be a kid and injoy my teens and have fun and drink ffs get a grip that's after ur life's fixed not befor ..

[@ceooflonelinessinc.267]

@@simonkelly6189 I am mentally disabled. I am suffering from a sever learning disability (Fetal Alcohol syndrom). That's why I can only work in minimum wage jobs in a reduced pensum. On top of that. I am diagnosed with clinical depressione and other mental disorder. I wish I was healthy.

[@stephaniemaspero6876]

Aww they tried so hard and seem so happy. Very sweet together and did a wonderful job considering they have never lived out of home before!

[@stephenmason1245]

Whatever he did when he was young he has matured into a brilliant partner and dad. Matured very well. What a lad.

[@Chaseniceness]

At least the father of the children is working.

[@deborahcurtis1385]

These people are so gentle with each other. Perhaps too gentle. But it is touching to watch. It was so sweet to watch them all crying about the move.

[@ravenbaa7989]

They are dumb drinking

[@Meantime_Creations]

U must be American to say that

[@janes9264]

This was 2011 2012 that baby will be 11 or 12 now.

[@clarekennedy6270]

Well done to you all. Sweet couple loving parents . Brilliant that he has been given a job alongside grandpa. You should ignore all negative comments, i think you all have done great. With love and support you can conquer most things life throws your way. ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👏

[@ravenbaa7989]

They aren’t smart all that booze

[@jerseybred732]

They tried for a baby while still completely dependant on her parents? Oh hell no.

[@amy-roseodonnell]

I'm more shocked at the people thinking the real issue here is a pie in a tin 🤣🤣🤣

[@michellehitt1976]

Yeah, I've never seen that before.

[@Coffee_Slayer]

In some countries families live together? Why is it being spoilt when others do it.

[@bobinastaah4086]

I think calling them spoilt is to do with the fact that they didn't contribute to the household of their parents... I.e they admitted to not doing chores or paying for shopping etc. And from an English culture perspective, living with your parents is seen out of the norm. Although of course living under their roof and having them provide for you completely are different. I'm glad they chose independence and let their parents have a break too.

[@grumpyschnauzer]

There is nothing wrong with multi-generational living situations. Actually, members and families can feel to have more support for themselves and their children provided the environment is healthy. Not to mention, many cultures encourage this tight knit family… I see more white families encouraging distance and estrangement from each other. It would be helpful for there to be classes available (like CPR) that helps young people and new families manage adult responsibilities and relationships during baby years.

[@julie.1081]

I think you're referring to what used to be taught in schools. Home-Ec, Home accounting, health class, shop, et. al.. But they don't have the time for any of those courses today. The public is told that they have to teach CRT, DEI or The theory of Marxism because those things are MUCH more important than things like skills that'll help kids in their adult lives.

[@mizfeng1442]

@@julie.1081 Marxism is not taught in any school.

[@KS-cl8br]

It is bad for a marriage to have the couple live with the inlaws

[@marianne9934]

they are amazing and gorgeous family i have much respect for them!! they work it all out mature and good with responsibility well done this couple!! and so sweet, beautiful baby. Kaydee! God bless this family!!

[@ravenbaa7989]

Wrong immature don’t think bout their kid and drinking

[@jojobee42]

Childhood and teen years aren't just about freedom and play ~ it's also the time for the parents to *prepare the child for adulthood* ~ it starts early on, teach about cooking and cleaning and about money... Just basic LIFE SKILLS. That first 18 years, that's when the parents have to do it; focus on preparing the kids for adulthood. It's too late when they move out, they should learn the basic skills already BEFORE they move out! Most parents just focus on getting through the days with the kids, school and food and play and trips etc... Nah, you have that time to prepare them for adulthood!! It's a different world - the real world...

[@robindixon4814]

Why did they have a child when they couldn’t even afford to keep themselves.

[@janebaker4912]

Yes!!!!!! She went off the pill!!! She did this on purpose as she lived in her mother's house

[@purplequeen1727]

​@@janebaker4912it takes two to tango! Quit blaming everything on her.

[@puffypuff9779]

Doing everything for your adult children is not loving them, it’s not spoiling them it’s doing them a disservice.

[@Jojo-nz1uw]

BEAUTIFUL FAMILY STAY HAPPY AND WORK HARD FOR GOOD FUTURE KIDS

[@1mourningdove54]

"Money's going to be a bit tight for awhile". Welcome to adulthood and parenthood. That will continue, like, forever..........

[@anne-mariezack]

She wasn’t watching Jack’s giant tv.

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

Going through the comments I find it hard to believe how critical people are over a Welsh accent.

[@sarahaiken7089]

I can’t understand much of what the are saying but I love their accents.

[@jillianthomas7335]

Terrible accent😮

[@Jess-gc9zg]

We have fab accents!

[@ravenbaa7989]

Those parents need to let them be on their own and that girl is not thinking things for her kid

[@ANewBeginning-89]

Beautiful family ❤. I hope they stay close forever.

[@catherinemccright1256]

how you going to move out, she dosent even know how to make a dinner or look after the gas, the bills or anything it takes to run a household!

[@tamaraatkinson940]

Epic fail on the part of the parents. This is not how you raise a child to face the adult world and become a contributing member of society.

[@bridgwll]

What the young lad has a job & kept it. My parents didn’t train or help me.

[@MoomooEstep]

Why cause u feel everyone should raise there child or children a certain way u have no clue how these ppl was raised just cause u got a 5 minute clip n2 there life u think u can judge there parenting atleast the young man is working and it does not seem like there on drugs they all respect each other so at this point ur just assuming and when u assume u make an ass out of yourself

[@ellecrawford7815]

Ok Ruby 😂

[@CeravvvEgan]

Six miles away for a week and she cracks. I moved to the other side of the world to a new continent and culture at 21 and I wasn’t like that. And yes in case you wonder, I am very close to my family.

[@Sicario_1066]

Steady on pal, it's not a dick measuring contest 🤡

[@jodia2125]

Some people are more emotionally attached than others. Nothing wrong with it. Me and my partner live together and have for 5 years (been together 7) and when my mum wentt away on holiday i had to stay at hers to watch the family family dog. Its 3 miles from where me and my partner live. We met up and went for walks together every morning, my partner with our dog and me with my family dog, id then drop my family dog back and go home with ny partner. We'd have lunch together and then id hwead back to my mums to my family dog. Later hed leave our dog at home and come to my mums to me and we'd chill and have dinner and watch a film before hed go home for the night and id stay there. We did that every day. By night 4 i was crying on the phone to him because i wanted to go home. I did not like being away from everything i have built. I did not like going to bed without him and i did not like sitting on the night with our usual conversations and chilling chilling together. By the end of the 10 days i felt id been away for months. I hated hated hated being in a new environment to what im used to and not having my usual life and home comforts around me. I did really enjoy spending so much quality time with my family dog, thats the onlry single thing. Everything else else was awful.

[@CeravvvEgan]

@@jodia2125 wow that’s sounds terrible. Thank God I’m very independent. I’ve lived in other countries from the rest of my family for more than 2 decades now, and I go and visit them once a year for a few weeks, without my husband. We love to to travel and spend time together, and we like to have our own hobbies and time too. I love travelling on my own. I always meet the most amazing people. Id feel very claustrophobic if I didn’t have the freedom that I have in my life.

[@ninainnocentia6660]

I think this is quite lovely, actually. Intergenerational living can work really well. I know I loved it when I was small. It provides necessary support for young couples.

[@andrewhyde3146]

The experience seems to have been the making of them both, I wish them all the best, a really nice young family 👍

[@amanarunganaikaloo1470]

Getting upset, i understand i have Three adult children left home. Lots of grand children all over Portsmith, Derby, Leyton And Angel. Also i have a Son 14 in the Foster home, We Both Miss Each other. Its been 4 Years. He lives in Ilford in London. England. Gladys in East London. Lots of Love. God Bless. Stay in the home and work longer time u both working that is very Positive.

[@drewmccormick1089]

You shouldn’t start having babies until you can care for yourself

[@jasminetorres6651]

Cry about it😂

[@beckscroft18]

Things happen.. you soon grow up, well.. most do. It's not the worst thing in the world having Children whilst being young yourself. I had mine at 18, 19 & 20. Moved straight in to my own home, did my Degree and now have a 22, 21 & 20 year old. Just watched 2 of my Children get their Degrees and move on to working their dream jobs making good money and the youngest of the 3 is now a full time Chef. Not bad for a Girl that fell pregnant at 17!

[@missstirring6063]

They're losers lol

[@drewmccormick1089]

@@beckscroft18 that’s amazing and very happy for you I think alot of people took this as financial but i meant people not cooking or cleaning up after themselves then having a child is really sad unless like yourself you change these 2 just seemed very selfish

[@paultown6572]

@@beckscroft18 Good for you-and well done. I think the couple here did really well and people are being far too over criticle. I hope they are still together and thriving like your family.

[@MyFavoriteColorIsBLUE]

Oh my, a pie that comes put of a tin? That would be a hard pass

[@JosiiFlor]

Sweet couple lovely parents, all the best for these young couple.

[@MaxWinner]

360 per month, what a bargain 😮

[@bonniemeads6056]

Lucky they seem to have furniture already. Which I assume her parents gave them. Unbelievable, a loving mom & dad, who taught their daughter no life skills. They are playing being grown up. Their love & support from others, hopefully, will allow them to grow into independence.

[@W1433LA]

To say they are young with a beautiful baby girl I think thy are amazing parents and very nice people and the title is wrong there not spoilt rotten they are independent people I just really hope she got the job at the travel agency so they can live with enough money to eat and pay the bills and not have to worry before baby number 2 comes I’d love to know how they are doing now well done to all three of you and what lovely grandparents the baby has so sweet they adore there family so much

[@Comptonisa]

Its only a one week trial why are they so upset

[@lynnsharp4839]

Are these 2 still together if this was made in 2014?.

[@w_b_c3014]

I believe it was well before 2014

[@darrenbudgen966]

Married and divorced, two kids as well

[@roberte5057]

Jaseleigh is spoilt. At her age I did not have a child however cooked, cleaned ironed ect since I was 8.....not because I wanted to because I had to. My parents were very strict.

[@stephenguffey7225]

Life is hard for everyone regardless so unless you actually do have everything you could ever want then you actually aren't spoiled. Maybe the top 0.001% of people on earth are actually living rich if even that.

[@ravenbaa7989]

She is a brat

[@delicateBruise]

Ahh that baby is soo cute

[@porshataylor-ee5ri]

If y'all can't understand them,watch something else and 🤐

[@bigb853]

They are a lovely family 💖💖

[@leahgracefecteau]

They are very lucky to have a beautiful baby and amazing parents yes it good to help but they aren’t spoiled badly even if they live at home not everyone who is an adult lives on their own because it could be expensive Or maybe sometimes people have a disability I think that’s better than living in a nursing home or group home or ending up homeless

[@AmyDeweve]

Lovely family, hope they are all doing well

[@mariamrashid6403]

Wouldn't call them spoilt all. Shes a princess and so well mannered bless her

[@joshkoehl1452]

Gosh she must have the best parents cause I couldn’t leave And be on my own fast enough

[@littlelizzi3135]

I had great parents and still left at 16, don't understand wanting to stay but I suppose everyone is different

[@Chelskie-darts]

Respect to the dad of the girl , seems a proper good , loving , caring father …. His a big bloke aswell isn’t he , that’s exactly the type of dad I wanna be for my kids when they get older … all dads should be like that with their little girls , some evil people we have in our world after all

[@ginagina9720]

I hope they make it as a family but you got to learn to stand on your own 2 feet things take time to make a house a home I wish them luck 🍀

[@ravenbaa7989]

Tax credits encourage them to have more bad idea

[@lucydawson1344]

I’d love an update on this family. I remember watching this when it was first on quite a long time ago (2013-2014 the episodes aired originally so they’ll be about ten years older now!)

[@burpyduck5044]

Their accents heavy and cute

[@w_b_c3014]

Aww that baby would be a teenagr now ,, its so old , hope they made it together and succeeded ❤

[@lucyluna3361]

I wouldn't say that they're so spoiled... They're a close family, the parents seemed happy for the kids to move out and I mean the young dad is working and they're doing quite well ... a very loving family 😊

[@elisabethfong421]

Nice reportage❤

[@roseyk7677]

Too many families break apart in the west, that's what's wrong with family values, so I love how this family truly love each other and have lived in the same home; it's refreshing.. Families should live together or close by, it's how it society should be however, her parents have failed her for wrapping her up in a bubble without teaching her life skills, needed fo her to be a functional adult and mother. No wonder she's petrified. She should have had the intuitive urge by now to want to be with her own baby and boyfriend, and enjoy walking to the park and embracing a new life, but she seems terrified. Such a shame because she's a sweet girl and they are clearly good and doting parents. We can love our children from a distance or close by, but the blueprint of any family should be independance, first and foremost.

[@janebaker4912]

She was enabled to be a child. I would have NEVER let a boyfriend live in my house and if she goes off the pill and makes a baby...she has made her choice to be an adult and needs to stand on her own two feet

[@PhxVanguard]

@@janebaker4912 hope you never had children.

[@janebaker4912]

@@PhxVanguard sure did. If you think you're an adult and can have sex then you're adult enough to move out. No partners under my roof. She's getting all the perks of being a child with the perks of being an adult and that's not how the world works

[@PhxVanguard]

@janebaker4912 hope you enjoy the nursing home your offspring will put you in once you're an inconvenience to them like they were to you. ❤️ so sorry you're such an angry person.

[@donnahill214]

Lovely family don't judge we all have to branch out grow up change hope they went onto amazing things 😊

[@joshkoehl1452]

Dad is sooooo sad

[@cosmicenergy6285]

Love this family but I feel like the couple are making the wrong decision, when there’s no money in the house the stress and love won’t feed you 😢would love to see where they are now.

[@ravenbaa7989]

Bad idea live somewhere cheaper

[@janebaker4912]

She went off the pill!!!????? In her mothers home!!???

[@noelleschilling8558]

Let them grow

[@telstar32]

So they can’t even look after themselves, yet they’re firing out babies.... erm, yeah that makes sense doesn’t it.

[@judyivie4181]

Mum is so pretty.

[@sianjones3721]

They're all lovely

[@lily_m3538]

Many would give anything for such great family support.

[@darrenbudgen966]

The bird is an absolute sort. Smash.

[@frankiefranklin9761]

Ah back in the day when you could talk to an actual person on the phone at the DWP.

[@ravenbaa7989]

Young and not married I bet pretty sad

[@JR-ci4ev]

The dads a bit of alright 😊

[@treebell1981]

That's what I thought too. Not bad at all!!

[@mariamrashid6403]

He goes he stays calm under pressure. First thing that happens n his f-ing 🤣

[@julieannesimms6236]

You don,t have kids if you can,t afford them😮😮😮

[@carriexplores]

These two are so cute and actually such good role models. Wish more young people were like this. Think this is quite dated now unfortunately.

[@coderider3022]

Your being funny right ?

[@ravenbaa7989]

Wrong they are bad and kid not married and drinking

[@pennylanghorn6712]

Clearly unready for their role in marriage

[@superfluous5162]

They have love in btw and family support .

[@Natasha-zl9eq]

Lovely family. ❤

[@curiouscath7629]

Lovely family ✌️

[@AndiBanana]

I don't really see this as a spoil problem. I mean, I left home at 18 but alot of families are okay with the kids staying in the family home up into their adulthood. They seem like a lovely couple. I'm glad they are finding independence

[@twistedmindssweettea]

Do landlords there not have actual rental agreement contracts where theres a lease? Usually its no less than a year. Deposit gone if you break lease & extra fees added. Ive never seen it where can move in one place and less than week say oh ima move elsewhere... landlords call cops over stuff like that here lol

[@mvs5868]

Am I the only one who thinks they have no clue?

[@trueone2657]

I can't understand a word the young woman is saying. What part of England are they from?

[@Rebecca_Bailey]

Wales

[@trueone2657]

@@Rebecca_Bailey thanks, a lovely family. Wish them all the best.

[@laurenluckett7586]

They’re Welsh. I’m from wales too originally from Bristol but they speak super fast in wales

[@melissakiely4046]

A chicken pie in a can! Wtf 🤢

[@ravenbaa7989]

Knocked up

[@EPSGplayer]

Why is Jack’s wages so low!?

[@walkwithmeASMR]

Is nick grimshaw narrating?? 😂😂😂

[@LuxLisbon32]

Yes!

[@skontheroad]

Why do they get tax credits??

[@hearmeoutbro]

I love their accents

[@arcticrunning8370]

When was this made?

[@fannyortiz9493]

Years ago because is old I did watch it, when it came out

[@arcticrunning8370]

@@fannyortiz9493 it felt kinda old and I am "OLD"-ish 😂

[@custardgannet4836]

Fucking ages ago

[@kennethyoung141]

2014

[@river8760]

@@custardgannet4836😂

[@emma-victoria933]

Wonder if they still together

[@DarlingKaya]

these ones arent spoiled

[@ravenbaa7989]

They cannot afford booze😡 u don’t drink in front of the baby u on a budget those 2 are not smart parents u tell them no drinkin

[@MariaMarchetti-bell]

Wonder how they’re doing in 2023

[@Aaron-xc4je]

the young couple could be saving a lot of money and save for a house

[@beckyjones6062]

The parents prob give them money bless them ❤

[@Noname-cn4ly]

Shame on those parents……..so many parents these days are raising lazy, irresponsible kids who grow up to be a burden on society when they can’t hold jobs, take care of THEIR kids, etc

[@janes9264]

He has a job! What is your problem!

[@jo-jo8845]

​@janes9264 the partner's father hired him

[@janes9264]

@@jo-jo8845 And he took the job worked hard and got on with it!

[@stephenguffey7225]

​@@jo-jo8845that's called a job dummy. A hard labor job too.

[@ravenbaa7989]

Watch them pop out more 😂

[@dlions9068]

They seem like a nice family. Good luck to them all.

[@laikanbarth]

What language are they speaking??

[@angelnelson2012]

Welsh

[@river8760]

English. It’s called an accent 😂

[@angelnelson2012]

Jibberish

[@time4change56]

Piggerish

[@jennjeffs4893]

It's basic English people... they jsut have an accent

[@daniellem9476]

They are sweet people, but I can barely understand Jayce. It's like trying to understand a foreign language.

[@natalieatkinson-dy1nv]

At what point do you stop doing everything for them? They won't learn if they're spoiled and babied

[@melissagripp4538]

I cant stand self entitled least they're trying

[@europanzz]

a pie in a tin??

[@ckwrun]

Do they not own a table to eat off ?

[@virginiasanchis1717]

Help! I speak American English but barely understand these young brits 😞

[@LuxLisbon32]

They are Welsh.

[@Redlizzie99]

I have to point out that they’re from South Wales. I’m also Welsh but from North Wales , and I have trouble understanding everything they are saying.

[@pamelamorrisonn]

Same but Canadian. I still watch these shows though lol

[@ravenbaa7989]

Money isn’t that tight if u can afford booze