A STAY at home mum has revealed how her husband pays her over £2k worth of cash every week.
Amber Audrey says the set-up means she is technically the main breadwinner in their family – as she takes home more than half her employed husband’s salary.
The mum, who says herself that she is being “disgustingly spoiled by her husband,” shared a video to her TikTok page @amberaudrey_96 revealing just how much she receives from her partner.
In one particular video, Amber, from the US, explained that she gets paid as soon as her husband gets paid from his job, before then going on to say why she gets this money.
She will charge him $20 (£15.60) per load of dishes that she does – and she will usually do about two to three times a day, five days a week – which works out to about $300 (£234) a week.
Amber then revealed that she charges $35 (£27.30) per load of laundry – which she does four times a week, working out to $140 (£119).
She then charges $60 (£46.80) per bathroom per clean, and usually does that about two times a week, which ends up being about $240 (£187) a week.
She also charges $100 (£78) to clean all the floors, which includes sweeping and mopping in every bedroom two to three times a week which works out to be about $300 (£234) a week.”
Amber also homeschools the kids, so she charges her husband $400 (£312) in tuition fees for each child she has, which works out to be $800 (£623) a week for the kids.
And the list doesn’t stop there.
The mum also charges $50 (£39) for her car shuttle service as she takes the kids to art class, gymnastics, baseball, and soccer – which works out to $150 (£117) a week.
Then she charges $75 (£58) for her grocery shopping fee, which “does not include groceries or the tip” and she does that once a week.
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She also explained that these fees are just for Monday to Friday as she doesn’t work Saturdays or Sundays.
Then she also charges her husband $200 (£156) a week for her breastfeeding fee, because she still breastfeeds, and also charges a $10 (£7.80) daily sweeping fee of the house to kind of “just upkeep it” and she does that five times a week.
All of these fees add up to a total of $2,700 (£2,100) and if her husband ever wants to “save money” then “he can help” Amber “do any of these tasks.”
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She adds: “It doesn’t leave much for him at the end of the month, but it does give me enough to pay my mortgage.
“It gives me enough to pay the car payment, car insurance, water, electric, grocery, stuff like that that I need to get taken care of.
“So ultimately, it does kind of make me the breadwinner in my household.”
Her video received five million views, with over 10,000 people rushing to the comments section to share their thoughts.
One wrote: “My husband was listening as I watched this and said “I don’t know what you’re watching but you should probably keep scrolling.”
A second added: “Nah but forreal… if someone was to hire a housekeeper, nanny, whatever… that is about the charge or more!
“Being a sahm (stay-at-home-mum) is a job in itself and it ever ends, we don’t clock out or get weekends…”
And a third said: “I mean if y’all weren’t together he’d be paying wayyy more in child support!”