I'm a hot dad – my daughter's probably going to be mocked for it but people always tell my wife she's so lucky | The Sun
A SELF-DESCRIBED hot dad has admitted his daughter will probably be mocked for his good looks when she gets older.
Chet's a father-of-three, but it was his youngest daughter he was cradling as he revealed it "pains" him that his attractiveness may cause her to be subjected to some remarks from her peers.
"It pains me that one day my daughter," he began, as he lovingly rocked his baby girl.
"Will be mocked relentlessly for having a DILF (dad I'd like to f**k)."
"My poor girl…" he jokingly added in the caption.
"Hahahaha the pain," one person commented on his TikTok video.
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To which Chet replied: "You know the feeling, brother".
"I'm sure you'll battle your way through, not wrong though!" another said.
As a third wrote: "Teachers inviting you for conferences, when nothing is wrong…"
In another video, Chet revealed that he's inundated with compliments when he takes the kids out on his own.
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Over a clip of himself pushing the kids through the supermarket, he wrote some of the comments he hears, including: "Aww, your wife is so lucky" and "your wife must adore you".
"Wow, what a great dad," is another, as well as "Wish my husband had done that".
In complete contract, when his wife takes the children out, no-one bats an eyelid.
"This is actually true lol," one person commented on that video.
As another added: "So dang true."
"I ignore Dad's when I see them at the store with their kids for this reason as I refuse to give them credit for stuff they are supposed to do," a third insisted.