'Who's Gonna Do Some Cooking?!' 🍳 Extended Cut | Wife Swap

[@Rabascan]

The way the Nigerian mom calms the situation without shouting or anything, just by calm talking and explaining that she ain't gonna have any of that attitude... That's one great mom.

[@ertfgghhhh]

Cause theyre on tv

[@gazellecountryside9269]

Rabascan that's because she putting a front for the cameras......

[@jason7945]

I'm from a West Indian household which is similar to African households and black moms DO NOT say please or bargain. I wouldn't even have the nerve to cross my arms or backtalk cause then you get back-handed. Them kids were lucky there were cameras.

[@ertfgghhhh]

@@jason7945 thats a black thang periodt

[@jodymcintosh1757]

@@jason7945 dnt group all blk moms. Some do bargain and say please

[@popsyface9243]

I think the Nigerian mom could really teach parenting lessons. So calm but strong. The little girl responded so well to her.

[@PaddySnuffles]

Word. It's exactly the attitude you need with kids - firm when you need to be, but always calm and loving.

[@AmaryllisTV]

That's what kids need! 😊

[@Tasheaj]

Kids love boundaries, I’m a preK teacher and my parents are so shocked at how well behaved their children are with me vs them.

[@cantfiteveryheart]

Yo. Then people wonder why their teenagers are wildin out and being disrespectful. When you let your kids run around and do whatever and dont focus them into a trusting relationship that works on both levels, then they never learn order and respect and discipline. She's not forcing her to do anything, but she's letting her know that it's out of line because we are ALL working together and need to have her cooperation in order to get the job done.

[@ntuthu263]

She did,she nearly made me leave my seat to go help😂🤣.

[@melissataylor8193]

The kids were so receptive to helping the Nigerian mom cook and clean

[@LA-xp2vu]

Kids like to help and respond well to structure.

[@TheDearrestFamily]

Melissa Taylor is she really Nigerian?

[@melissataylor8193]

Mr and Mrs Living Life what?????

[@jasonlang9074]

Mr and Mrs Living Life ummm yes

[@Mia-gr8je]

Melissa Taylor because there still little kids

[@thackett7165]

The white mom in the African garb has me cracking up 😂😂😂. Too cute.

[@ntuthu263]

True,she looked good in those colors .

[@alinabaramerhat2863]

I loved it

[@kwesi7994]

I thought she’d look ridiculous, but they made it work

[@hariandrian3327]

The color looks good on her !

[@mjohnson1741]

I liked it!

[@akiraarnold7954]

You can see how the children in the family that eats out everyday are desperate for some family time, from the little boy asking how he can help to the little girl getting upset about not getting to do the dishes

[@Mona-ue5uk]

The children of both families just warms your heart. The little boy said "Cook mama cook"!

[@FitFoxxyMama]

Right.. They look like they've really never seen mommy cook before

[@michaelcastillo3231]

I think we all watched the same clip.

[@beverlyada]

I know, him saying that made me smile!!!

[@reneehoward8936]

That was so sweet.

[@Misslo_xo]

As much as I shouldn’t read comments, this warms my heart.

[@mrspaceforever]

“Cook momma, cook” 😩😩 awww the Nigerian mom is mad beautiful and I love her spirit

[@pooker916]

I agree.... she really takes parenting seriously. ♡

[@jessii7642]

I just love how stern yet so patient she is with the kids.

[@at5286]

Neo Makofane exactly! I love how she course corrected the unhelpful attitude with the girl and still got her to be on board to help. Thats a loving mother.

[@crys313]

She was so sweet with the little girl when she was pouting. Literally warmed my heart🥰

[@doctorpaul34]

Amen

[@Sista11]

Let’s talk about the little boy creeping out the kitchen when his sister was asked about her attitude 😂 He ain’t want no parts!

[@mundaneamazing]

😂😂😂 He cracked me up with that one!

[@rachelfox8108]

I'll hand it to him, his sense of self-preservation is all there!

[@precious72021]

I busted out 😂 , he was like “I wanna live”.

[@coppercoloredcutiexoxo2315]

He was like shooot I'm staying on her good side which means out of the way

[@rachelfox8108]

@@coppercoloredcutiexoxo2315 Her good side is about twenty feet out of range of her bad side! All jokes aside, she was a reasonable parental figure to this little girl -- she provided boundaries, which this kid was not used to at all. I wonder if the boy stepped out because he assumed she would resort to corporal punishment? It makes me wonder what his father's previous wives were like with him (although I am wondering also if he based his assumption on a stereotype about black mothers). :/

[@kallykapeal]

The fact that the little girl was upset that the mom didn’t ask her to help with the dishes is so sweet to me. These kids are so willing to help out it’s so cute to see.

[@MariAnKenobi]

Even spoiled kids actually long for togetherness, structure, and limits. This is so evident when a skilled, kind parent shows up and starts tying strings of fellowship. Hopefully the Nigerian family can help the other family learn how to be a real family, and the parents how to parent.

[@badboipapa]

do you see how interested those kids are in her cooking? its like they never seen somebody cook! NOTHING BEATS A HOMECOOKED MEAL.

[@Liuhuayue]

Even the husband crowded in with the kids.

[@misshoneynevercame4832]

I feel bad for the fat boy being so unhealthy at such young age. Could be easily avoided by healthy homecooked meals. Angers me to see people neglect kids like that.

[@Luvbengs1]

Jayy' Martinez the mom says they buy takeaways everyday except sundays

[@ForUsNaturals]

The WHOLE FAMILY is completely caught up watching her! 😂😂

[@saetae9208]

That food make the kitchen smell like home.

[@imaniannissa6989]

The white lady really underestimated her kids. They can listen and they are willing to help if you show them what that looks like. Not taking the easy way out and ordering Wendy’s and McDonald’s. Do better before your son gets the short end of the stick health wise 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@blueloverfrosty]

I wish I could like this comment a million times.

[@joshiyonnahayes6016]

imani charles it’s always a waste of money too going get take out everyday she’s probably spending $100+ everyday on fast food

[@ntuthu263]

She has gorgeous babies 💖💖💖💖.

[@NameName-yj7lp]

Fast food on some days is ok, because let’s say everyone worked really hard and their energy is drained so the cooking would taste bad then yeah get McDonald’s Everyday tho- no

[@ataleoftwomeows8086]

@@NameName-yj7lp my mom always cooks but when she's can't be bothered we eat leftovers or get takeout. Everyday is super unhealthy I feel bad for the white ladies kids.

[@GiancarloFloyd]

The white lady is a complete jerk, the kids are around her having a great time and she’s telling them to their faces she’s miserable it kind of made me feel bad for the kids. But I like how they didn’t let her spoil their fun.

[@ttyngordon]

I mean she is entitled to feel how she feels. This is not just a different family, but a different culture and family dynamic.

[@ad5286]

Tatyana Gordon true. But she’s a grown woman. It’s kinda fair to call out an adult when they’re not giving their 100%, especially on TLC.

[@WedrownyGrajek]

@@ttyngordon Oh, c'mon! Cooking together isn't specific to Nigerian culture! You just need to grow up to fully understand the importance and benefits of doing things as a family. Yes, she's entitled to her feelings but sometimes in order to progress you just need to get over yourself and look for something positive in things you don't like to do. Simple as that.

[@silvergirl3688]

GiancarloFXBBTx. She could have been more polite, but she was honest. Worse if she would be fake.

[@terynb4407]

You know some activities you just don't like doing, and she actually put in the effort and after they were done she gave her honest opinion on how she felt about cooking

[@deanna9742]

The nigerian children are so well spoken it’s crazy

[@ddbob1]

Why wouldn't they be well spoken?

[@deanna9742]

@@ddbob1 well, where I live, in America. You don’t really see that a lot. I’m just saying that It’s kind of eye opening because most kids in America aren’t as well spoken as they are, they use more slang and are somewhat disrespectful if you look at it in some ways haha 😆

[@olorato9563]

@@deanna9742 you really saved it😂 I'm kidding... most Nigerians speak english really well.

[@01dash65md]

this is a racist take please reevaluate

[@ravioli714]

@@01dash65md no it’s not, please reevaluate

[@meenas5374]

I understand that she doesn’t cook but honestly if she just changed her mind set and tried to see it from their perspective she could’ve possibly enjoyed it. I really enjoy cooking with my fam I used to not but it’s fun coming up with new flavors and making something with them we can share and enjoy ☺️

[@boliviandimples]

I agree, it's really sad to have heard the white lady say she found cooking with the Nigerian family depressing 😞😭😧😲😵😱😭 what!!!!!! Lord, change her attitude ❣ How sad for the family to hear that, but they handled it beautifully gracefully and sad for her....really hope that changes.

[@panpanmonday3585]

right I don't usually enjoy cooking like that but when you do it with others it's pretty nice (unless I'm like doing something and they just force me to dit without doing any of the work or like they do most of it and I just wonder why I'm here)

[@Keith_Furtado]

I think she wasn't open minded and just wanted to stick to whatever she believed

[@JR-cr9bw]

“Cook mama cook!!” Lol he seemed to really want her as his mom! Tired of that damn takeout!

[@briannachante1032]

Jess Raw 😂😭😭

[@unknownsnakess3511]

Jess Raw lmfaooooooo

[@Kylala11]

Jess Raw 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Lady_Tee15]

😂🤣

[@amyliataylor]

Jess Raw 🤣🤣🤣

[@talkindurinthemovie]

The Nigerian kid was shook....GOING OUT TO EAT

[@crissoa]

Talkindurinthemovie can’t blame him. There’s always “food in the house...” when you ask Nigerian parents 😂😂

[@tatucorreia]

Every day!

[@chanelthomas3919]

😂😂

[@alexiaoluwa9899]

@@crissoa yes oh

[@kshirelle]

Criss O thats across the diaspora. AA parents are the same way. McDonald’s was a treat for us growing up

[@shaylasorrells7671]

The way that boy started tiptoeing outta the kitchen when the Nigerian mom was checking his sister about her attitude 😫😂😂😂 He knew it was about to go down!

[@Fhornergal]

He's probably used to a big blow-up with yelling.

[@tsitsindadi4484]

And he was right to leave never mess with an African mom

[@selsam7064]

It was so cute how his pudgy self tip toed out of there.

[@cartooncentral3]

i was scared for her the nigerian mom could have out right slapped them

[@ariraquel4567]

Yes 😅😅

[@HerNameIsAshleyOMG]

“you ain’t let me help with the dishes” 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 my heart

[@emilygarner116]

I love the Nigerian mom. She's strict but so calm and respectful. She's such a good balance.

[@kamsyizunaso9400]

The concept of family cooking is so beautiful. They learn and spend time together.

[@jkm7983]

Yeah if I ever have a family, I'm gonna start doing this. Surprised I never came up with it.

[@docfabz]

@@jkm7983 I agree, I would def want to do that if I ever have children.

[@lataishajohnson2117]

Nope

[@AmaryllisTV]

It's so beautiful. I love it!

[@natashabobb6859]

It needs to be a balance

[@Tsusuu1]

I could watch a whole series starring the Nigerian mom

[@cauzie8281]

Tsusuu1 same!

[@NDB82]

Please and thanks!

[@Mutable_PageOfCups]

Omg yes!

[@HeatherHotcakes]

Yes!!

[@mechadoggy]

Screw it, just give the whole Nigerian family their own TV show. It might just help instill some good morals and values in us Americans in this dreadful day and age.

[@rainnmoon114]

Hole up, kids pouting cuz the Nigerian mom didn't let her help with the dishes? Lord please let my future kids be this eager to be involved with chores ❤️ lol

[@areliperez3767]

Start them young...

[@salmaumar5750]

@@areliperez3767 you can start them babies, but some kids just hate chores

[@indiciaobscure]

I used to beg to help my mom, but she never let me. Kids do a bad job and get in the way. It took me a long time to learn to do a lot of household things properly. If she had trained me I could have been a big help to her!

[@areliperez3767]

@@salmaumar5750 well, I don't know what to tell u. My kids like to do their chores, no complaints.

[@lunad7984]

This was me as a kid but it stopped when I became a teen. I don't even know why lol

[@tiffinthemix8805]

"Do you cook for your family"? "Yea I do, but a little differently"......"I go and pick it up" LMAO!

[@kendo-sama9754]

Love that Nigerian mentality...when it’s dinner time....don’t just there at the table...pitch in

[@gazellecountryside9269]

Kendo -sama have you been or lived in an actual Nigerian home before.....everyone don't pitched in...normally the women are the only one in the kitchen. Papa is someone trying to manage everything and everyone...

[@mychannel-rt2gn]

Gazelle Countryside I live in Nigeria and everyone pitches in especially the girls

[@gazellecountryside9269]

my channel those are house girls.....they get them as early as 10!!!!

[@mychannel-rt2gn]

Gazelle Countryside not everyone has house girls and besides how will they teach the girls how to be good wives if they don’t help their mothers in the kitchen?

[@dragonballreviewsandprevie7112]

@@gazellecountryside9269 i bet you arent even african or nigerian. we pitch in so i dont know what household you in. i have 6 siblings

[@kenicke579]

The Nigerian mom is actually so nice

[@moniquemonique9467]

Well how else was she supposed to be?

[@le.1387]

Nigerian mothers are nice to everybody but their kids.

[@toade22]

@@le.1387 LMBO

[@hannahwatkins7992]

You were surprised why?

[@kenicke579]

Hannah Watkins I never said I was surprised...I’m literally just saying she’s actually so nice.....

[@sylviaking87]

I feel sorry for her kids they will not know how to take care of themselves by the time they are young adults.

[@HopeYukizmizu]

that's what disability benefits for fat people are for

[@lilianlilly9404]

@@HopeYukizmizu 😯

[@GIRLINA101]

@@HopeYukizmizu 😂😂😂

[@Sabrina-oh5op]

@@HopeYukizmizu plenty of skinny people on disability too

[@albs1448]

Hope Yukizmizu 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kishaking4315]

To not see any racist behaviour was refreshing, just funny moments with the culture differences. Love that

[@hughgoree7880]

Most people aren't racist. There are people from all races that are miserable and soulless and savage.

[@HoneySwtDrms]

@@hughgoree7880 Most white people are absolutely racist. Racism is their culture

[@SteveDee542]

@@HoneySwtDrms what a stupid and racist thing to say.

[@ferablue1318]

HoneySwtDrms look I’m mixed race and I’ve seen both sides. EVERYONE IS INTERNALLY RACIST in fact I find that my black family is more openly racist than my white family

[@rbee4821]

Indigo Proctor no one is born racist it is taught and usually when black people act like that is a consequence of their experiences living amongst people who discriminate them all the time because of their skin colour.

[@rosescott2956]

"New waters for them to test...hopefully, they won't drown in it!" Omg this beautiful Queen is killin' it with the quotable quotes!

[@DMaria216]

I love when the little girl was getting disciplined at the sink...the boy was sneaking away in the background lol

[@pastrycookie8080]

Honestly relatable, if my mom raised her voice to one of us the rest of us ran off😂😂😂

[@pearlpeter8793]

@@pastrycookie8080 😂😂

[@tiffgibbs_]

“new waters for them to test. hopefully they don’t drown” 😂😂😂

[@puritycourtois1724]

Lmao! Sounds familiar for me

[@puritycourtois1724]

Lmao! Sounds familiar for me

[@areliperez3767]

😂🤣

[@donnawoodford6641]

Tiffany Gibbons That is def a nice way of expressing your view about the experience. When white mama gets back to her home...I wish they would have recorded it here! Lordy, she needed a lot of help to function in the kitchen; she was noticably out of her element. The kids were lovely in teaching "culling the beans".

[@iwatchkittenvids45]

I like that expression

[@stephaniewright8049]

Is it just me but that white lady comes off soooo rude! Like what the hell is your problem?!? The family is being so nice to her and she is just miserable and complaining and has a frown on her face the entire time. I feel bad for her family because her kids and husband seem really nice.

[@RandomHippieCreations]

Stephanie Wright it’s because she’s lazy.. she’s thinking of what nastiness she could be getting from a drive through window. See the difference in their children..? Nigerian family nice and fit and then her family.. pretty sad really what she is doing to them.

[@jennifercason8902]

You are so right. I thought it was so awesome what that family was doing . I love making dinner with my kids and hubby it’s fun. But this lady takes being rude and nasty to a new level and right to their faces. They’re so nice and loving . I mean who gets fast food daily.😳

[@stephaniewright8049]

Agree 100%

[@Id-xq2we]

I think she was playing up for the cameras....I bet she has quite a sense of humor

[@madysonroberts1608]

Stephanie Wright keep in mind this isnt a live show this is edited so what we see could actually be entirely incorrect

[@MysteryMeatSoup]

“Cook mama, cook!!” My little heart melted 😂❤️ Those kids fell in love with the Nigerian mom so fast

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Really

[@IslandPrincess101]

It really was cute☺☺☺

[@strength8015]

Love that part

[@melillen2432]

Which episode is this

[@emmyjeanhasacamera]

Kids are effing incredible. They are so open and resilient and willing to learn and try new things regardless of what they are used to. It’s so important to remember that when you’re dealing with children you are writing on the pages of their story and the most minuscule thing can leave a last impression. I’ll bet these kiddos will remember cooking that meal together forever! Cooking together is great for bonding but also encourages their confidence, social development, comprehension, fine motor skills and sensory development. It’s honestly one of the best activities for young children and those skills follow you forever.

[@guinnevereschronicles2225]

I love the Nigerian Mom. She’s so strict, yet so caring and gentle, exactly what a mom should be

[@AshlyMonet]

Lmfaooo they way he creeped out the kitchen when lil mama was upset about the dishes 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@the_emmasculator]

My dude right there!!!🤣😂

[@AshlyMonet]

The Emmasculator girl he’s a giant teddy bear baby lmfaoo both families were lovely but he was the star “how do u like ur new mom” Him “better than the one we got” 😂😂😂 like what?!

[@babyb9761]

Bro was like not meeeeee ! Not todayyyyyyy !!!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@markedawebster4378]

Lol...he was like byeeeeee

[@the_emmasculator]

@@AshlyMonet He did not!!😂🤣 That's fantastic! I knew i liked him!

[@20somethingsworld97]

We didn’t even get to see them eat it ugh waste of a clip

[@katanasage7733]

Lol

[@FitFoxxyMama]

That's the point of a clip.... Now we all want to watch

[@natashaorr1596]

Let's do a clip of them eating lol

[@espion2KX]

Agreed.

[@20somethingsworld97]

FitFoxxyMama haha you got me

[@jessiehow5683]

Those kids so lucky they bout to get this new Nigerian mom to cook for them. I wish I got jollof rice and plantains.

[@NDB82]

jessica Howard talk about a blessing! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@michaelafleming5084]

Lemme tell you sis, you’ll never be the same.

[@shola7987]

Yassss

[@WeatherMondacicci]

Had that before and I am so going to try to find the recipe and make it.

[@sarahfranks901]

Right when she started running down the menu I was like ❤️

[@kenniciasmith4389]

When that lil boy said cook mamma cook 🤣

[@BandlerChing]

I LOVE the Nigerian family. The way the dad says it’s important to cook, not because it’s her “role”, but because It’s a family bonding experience. Cook mama, cook!

[@Erikacaldera]

I thought she was Angela from 90 day fiancé 😂😂😂

[@withMannengcom]

🤣

[@silvergirl3688]

Erika Caldera Micheal better do the cooking.

[@sangwanisiula4151]

@Jackie Ashley so true😂

[@daniyahgoodwin8342]

Me too!!

[@brendalawisso8231]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sharronking]

"Cook momma cook"😂😂😂

[@Mutable_PageOfCups]

This was actually a really good episode. Even though this clip only shows a little snippet, both women helped one another's family in different, much needed ways. Sad that Nikki and her husband separated shortly after, but it was needed, Nikki says she gained weight from depression in her marriage, and you could tell her husband wasn't in it 100% like she was. Both great women with adorable children ❤

[@FAMEBangBang]

DAMN!🤯🤦🏽‍♀️ I had a feelin he was gonna leave her after this clip☹ Hopefully his next wife helps him raise his children better. Thanks for this!

[@Mutable_PageOfCups]

@@FAMEBangBang Yea it was really noticable that they just weren't meant for each other. He wouldn't even eat dinner with his own family, and she said they never had sex. Not really sure why they were even together lol.

[@singingstars5006]

Didn't it say this was her FOURTH marriage? That means she has issues that started long before this marriage.

[@Mutable_PageOfCups]

@@singingstars5006 Why does that mean she had issues? I'm not quite sure I follow you.

[@madewithrealdiamonds]

@@Mutable_PageOfCups Four marriages for her, two for him. He had issues, she legally had twice as many. He didn't want to be around her. I totally understand that feeling.

[@nirvanaprincess9989]

The Nigerian mum is such a good parent. I live her calm but serious aura.

[@Elizabeth-ue7bl]

The little boy saying cook mumma cook is so cute even

[@amberthemagnificent7259]

You know that plaintain gunna change those kids lives. My last foster mom was very Haitian and introduced me to some of the most amazing food I've ever had. Huge fan of gumbo, she should made gumbo lol

[@fopifopfopifop3540]

Amber The Magnificent lucky you 😍😍

[@ForUsNaturals]

Only if it’s sweet plantain. The other kind can kick rocks!

[@ClassyGyal]

She's Nigerian, why would she be making Haitian dishes. LOL

[@amberthemagnificent7259]

@@ClassyGyal it's not a Haitian dish, it's an american dish made by African Americans before they had rights (cant use the s word, youtube deleted my original comment lol).

[@ClassyGyal]

@@amberthemagnificent7259 it's not a Nigerian dish, I know that. LOL

[@londekandukuda3422]

"cook momma cook" is killing me... so cute :')

[@sakaya9878]

The nigerian family is great tbh. Usually families say they learn from the other family but in this case I don’t think they need to learn anything, they are great.

[@sjagoeffy]

sakaya987 they did learn the importance of what happens when you don’t cook together.

[@sakaya9878]

sjagoefta touché.

[@jarjarbinx1986]

Yeah they only need to work on social skills. The older boy said he was stressed,when he had to meet new people. We don't want that to turn into social anxiety , but they seem like awesome ppl

[@melisatrajkovski1512]

This mum needs her own parenting show. The patience and respect for the kids, while teaching them values. Love it!

[@undeadarmy19]

Oh my Lord that black mother is freakin AWESOME. She was firm, but fair, and she was very knowledgeable too. I really liked here a lot.

[@Flacabadd1]

Little boy said - “I’m out!!! I want no beef, you’re on your own lil sis” Silently sneaks out the kitchen 😂😂😂😂✌🏽

[@ddlaine123]

I love how the whole entire family was perched on the counter watching the process! 😊

[@susanhigh3633]

The family should prepare, cook, eat, and clean up together.

[@YoutubeNameHere]

Yeah it helps them learn life skills and how to share responsibilities as an adults and partners.

[@mjohnson1741]

I think it breaks down gender roles too.

[@BiG-JuPO1O1]

My family doesn't, all they do is make a mess and don't clean it. How hard is it to throw away stuff instead of leaving it on the counter.

[@reinal7896]

He said “cook mama cook “ 😂😂😂

[@siriusimi7062]

People are say the Nigerian mother is too strict but their child are respectful and will be successful because of their teachings. A lot of people complain about no freedom but you’re living under parents without them then who’s gonna teach you. I respect her

[@reneehoward8936]

They both seen like great families. The white family just needs more family time. I thought it was so beautiful to see all of them in the kitchen watching and helping her cook. They were excited and eager to learn. That's where the bond begins.

[@preettyE]

Jollof and plantain, lucky kids

[@ss75691]

I looooooove plantains! It has been ages since I have had fried tostones.

[@JoyDayDreams]

My thoughts exactly . It looked so good 😍

[@peanutsarecheap1997]

I've never had ... I'll love to try it .

[@DreamGyrl360]

That's what I said!

[@star_light_kid]

The Nigerian family is an amazing example of a family unit.

[@saundracole1010]

They way she spoke to the children and worked with them was wonderful. She just made an impression that will last the life time. An the twins calling her mama was adorable. I love this Nigerian mom she was wonderful.

[@tonberryknight3725]

Gonna practice this with my wife. Im gonna help her prepare and cook our meals together with the kids.

[@rasheeda1303]

Both households so respectful😊

[@immaculateAMG]

I like the black family. They value each other but the white family values what you can buy them

[@m3lisha]

The kids are sweet though, husband seems okay. The mother is definitely the sad lot of the bunch

[@silvergirl3688]

immaculateAMG I’m sure they love each other. Everyone’s different. This is just a little glimpse of their life. Not fair to judge.

[@yahikokurotama4351]

Ok no the mums the problem in the white family, the kids weren't bad.

[@ASoulFulT]

In my opinion "buying things or owning" is white culture and before the crack epidemic black people understood the importance of family and unity.

[@trinitygordan5270]

As a German I would love to have the Nigerian mom

[@sleepygirl96]

Family A: mom gets fast food everyday - everyone is fat Family B: family cooks fresh and healthy foods - everyone looks fit and healthy Hmmm what's the takeaway here?

[@meriamlitabe9359]

One child is overweight

[@ChillyMilly908]

only one child in "family A" is fat, everyone else is not..

[@ellaninyo3580]

Ya ... he's the oldest and not competing in pageants Rest of kids will follow suit if they don't change

[@ellaninyo3580]

My daughter had a rare liver disorder She's 3 we never eat out because mostly we can't afford it but all fast food makes me sick it's so salty and greasy and MSG makes me sick Fast forward because I just found out two months ago that she has this liver disorder I was expanding that besides the bile rash she was not jaundice or showing other skin signs Her dr said "that's because you don't eat crap like McDonald's and you make your meals " I said "OHH because that would be harder on her liver and she's not getting as much nutrients that way right?" He said "NO she wouldn't BE HERE if she was eating fast food daily ... her liver would have gave out a year ago"😱 Also. If kids aren't exposed to it they don't think you're missing anything that's why my kid never cries that she's not getting a happy meal because she doesn't know what one is

[@sleepygirl96]

@@ChillyMilly908 bc little kids have a fast metabolism but they will get fat like the oldest brother pretty soon. And you don't know what their organs looks like

[@alana6605]

I love how these white children feel comfortable around a black person. They are loving.

[@gislandgyal4982]

"we eat out every day except on sundays" no wonder that poor boy looks 12 months pregnant smh he gonna be obese by 15 if his mama dont take better care of him

[@MissM472]

He already is... unfortunately

[@gislandgyal4982]

@@MissM472 true ;/

[@ollieno971]

Yeah it’s so sad

[@kobebestfan0]

For a second I thought that was Angela from 90 Day Fiance.

[@joydubyadee]

kobebestfan Yessss! I immediately thought the same😆

[@AshlyMonet]

I swear 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 all she needed was her cigarette

[@Footballl942]

😄😄😄

[@oforlikelalune1506]

D E A D À S S

[@goodrose4734]

This lady prettier

[@zenmetsuzogo4005]

Thank the Lord for that beautiful Nigerian Family. That’s how parents should be as parents.

[@olivep3485]

The idea of the family cooking and then eating together is so beautiful.

[@Proutprutproutprout]

I am jealous at how beautifull and complete this nigerian family is. I hope to have one beautifull family of my own like this one day.

[@MirandaCleggMoore]

I love that she's bringing culture and understanding. It's really beautiful

[@YoutubeNameHere]

That is sweet that she brought that to their family. They were so engaged and for the little girl to get upset because she didn't get to help was the dishes, wow.

[@melindaroop1346]

Right? I had to do dishes when I was a kid and hated it lol.

[@TheLicktysplitz]

Right.

[@Solidude4]

I love how the kids were fighting to NOT get helped. Lmao. But I think the girl had a point, it would be fair to not let him help since he didn't let her help him.

[@alexiscorrente6808]

The Nigerian mother and her family are incredible. I love their family dynamic

[@ashleylucas3567]

The Nigerian moms children are such a testament to what a great mother she is ❤️

[@nejma4942]

The Nigerian family tho😍❤❤ The way everyone helps in cooking and how the kids find it fun "creating something new" I- 😭💕

[@smj124]

I finished watching the full episode and got a lil teary eyed at the update. People really need to learn how to communicate with their spouses and not always have defenses up by using sarcasm putting each other down.

[@dumi_liferecipes]

Where did you watch the full episode?

[@ronna_da_ruler]

I love the energy of the black family

[@euphoriarose201]

Correction african

[@euphoriarose201]

African generalized cultures are different from american blacks.

[@moniquemonique9467]

@@samsam-ko3fp Black is a displaced Hebrew

[@maryfariyibi9619]

Euphoria Rose stop being stupid they are a blk family

[@euphoriarose201]

Tia litman here we go again.....🙄🤦

[@angybear1112]

The little boy who said “cook mama cook” 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@deidrestephens8255]

Not something you see very often anymore, a family that cooks together and eats together! For my family and anyone else’s out there that still do this, we are few and far between. I love how gentle but assertive she was and how well the little girl responded to her. 💛

[@kiatequila424]

“Cook mama cook” So cute

[@zchataabba6490]

Where's the complete episode??? The two 'snippets' I've watched so far are fun to watch.

[@silvergirl3688]

ZChata Abba This is a remake of an old show. It was addictive. Wife Swap. It’s good to see it revived, I’ve seen every episode.

[@XyThree]

Scroll up to the top comment. The link is there now

[@fh6560]

It's sooooo adorable how the girl was when she didn't get to help with the dishes Am I the only one who thinks that? If yes sorry but it's too precious

[@NurseZhivago]

Can the Nigerian Mom come to my house and show me how to make Jollof Rice?!

[@TheLicktysplitz]

Same

[@fopifopfopifop3540]

I can come and show you how

[@blesseddaily9651]

This reminds me of my family the women always flocked together in the kitchen and fed the family. I remember my grandmother great grandmother, my mom, great aunts and aunts cooking together at the same time as a child. What a priceless memory!

[@lemonlime8363]

The Nigerian family is so lovely. I really enjoyed watching them.

[@TheeKanyeMsi]

Mrs Akinbode serving life on this show 👌🏽💯

[@jinen8127]

can we also talk about how well-spoken the Nigerian kids are? like they radiate incredible energy and you can tell they've been raised right

[@mandashowlol]

I love the Nigerian family so much. Even though they referred to cooking as “the woman’s job” they always worked together and made it a family thing. That’s so much better than just having kids that only want to eat chicken nuggets and go in their room and play games or watch tv

[@ZerilasLife]

This is the first time were I didn't get angry when a man said a woman needs to know how to cook. Mainly, because he continued with because it brings the family together. It brought both of the families together. It was beautiful. I wanna do this when I have a family.

[@mariazahedi7444]

The white mom was so cute in the traditional clothing.

[@InthenameofYeshua]

The Nigerian wife is a real wife

[@jusletursoulglobaby]

oh get off that. the other lady a real wife too.

[@InthenameofYeshua]

@@jusletursoulglobaby real lazy and selfish

[@InthenameofYeshua]

@Speaking Truth it is expensive and unhealthy most of the time.

[@InthenameofYeshua]

@Speaking Truth most men want more than a female to be his wife. He needs a partner. That other lady doesn't seem to be a partner. She appears lazy and self centered.

[@jusletursoulglobaby]

@@InthenameofYeshua you're not that man. he knew what he was marrying. she is a real wife. she his wife and shes a living breathing human. quit trying to define what its supposed to look like. outside your own arrangement, it's not ur business to say what's right or wrong

[@angelblack2153]

“Cook mamma cook” awwhh my heart🥺🥺

[@nicolescott4134]

Fast food EVERYDAY??? Them kids gon be obese unless they get salads and healthy stuff which I doubt. The one kid is already over weight...jus selfish on Mom & Dads part.

[@undyingtombgaming7695]

Nicole Scott gonna be look at the one

[@ken45y]

Makes me want to vomit.

[@nicolescott4134]

@@undyingtombgaming7695 I know, I said he over weight. Jus sad.

[@amirahk3860]

Mrs. Kammy is so gentle, sweet, and patient. I realized how harsh I am towards my own children. I loved watching her interactions with that family. You can tell the kids enjoyed the family time.

[@microwavedmetal]

I love how the Nigerian kids were so shocked when they asked if she cooked and she said “no” so easily…they were legitimately shocked…and you could tell who was a mother and who was just a mom

[@joem.6560]

1:16 that reaction had me dying of laughter 😂😂😂

[@queensmith8265]

All Of The Children Are Very Respectful

[@samahnasser87]

That Nigerian family is the best family ever

[@jacquelinetilo8760]

I love Nigerian food. I had a Nigerian friend in the Army and his family was just like this one. So friendly and respectful.

[@caroline8166]

i love the Nigerian family. they seem so wholesome and cooperative and just ugh i love it