Why the 'Stay-At-Home-Girlfriend' TikTok trend is dividing the internet
Have you heard of the term ‘Stay-At-Home Girlfriend’? The trend has blown up on TikTok with over 31 billion views as women post videos documenting being so-called ‘stay at home girlfriends’, looking after their partners. The videos often focus on cooking, completing long skincare routines, cleaning, exercising and running light errands. But, is this trend harmful for women?
Krupa Padhy was joined on Âé¶¹Éç Radio 4's Woman's Hour by digital culture commentator Hannah Van de Peer and personal finance expert Alex Holder who wrote Open Up: Why Talking About Money Will Change Your Life. Listen back to the full interview on Âé¶¹Éç Sounds.
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