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    “She calls me baby, she calls my son papa” – Man complains about wife’s choice of pet names (Watch)

    Papa LincBy Papa LincApril 1, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read19 Views
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    “She calls me baby, she calls my son papa” – Man complains about wife’s choice of pet names (Watch)
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    A man has turned heads online after sharing his frustration over how his wife addresses him at home.

    According to him, his wife @cherylbuby_official calls him “baby,” while their son is addressed as “papa,” a situation he finds both confusing and amusing. He joked about how the naming dynamic feels reversed, since he is expected to be the one called “Papa.”

    The man could be heard in the background, speaking via a voice message, complaining to his mother-in-law about his wife’s name preferences. He questioned why the woman he married decided to switch his title with their son.

    He went to the extent of asking whether it was his son who gave birth to him or if he did.

    The lighthearted complaint quickly caught attention, with many social media users finding humor in the situation. Some shared similar experiences, while others insisted she call her husband a different pet name, different from baby.

    Below are some reactions,

    @Nwankwo Pamela Nneka 🤣🤣🤣🤣, please stop calling him baby oo

    @kweenslimz I call my son daddy 😩and my husband by his name 😂

    @Collette whyyyyy😭😭, it’s not fair to call him baby nawww😆😆😁

    @God will do it perfect 🙏🙌🙏 Who born who part kills me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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    @cherylbuby_official Osino please help me out😂😂😂. #fyp #relatable ♬ original sound – Queen Cheryl Ebube





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