Chappell Roan says parents are 'in hell.' Does she have a point?

Feminist propagandist Chappell Roan is dead wrong about women, happiness, and children

Anti-natalist propaganda is in full swing as usual, as the wildly popular “Call Her Daddy” podcast recently featured singer Chappell Roan telling host Alex Cooper that no one she knows with children is happy. “All of my friends who have kids are in hell. I don’t know anyone, I actually don’t kno...

Chappell Roan doesn’t need to be a parent to see that raising kids can be hell

Chappell Roan's remark that young adults with kids "are in hell" reflects the struggles mothers face in a country where they're underpaid and childcare costs are exorbitant.

No, Chappell Roan, Motherhood is Not Hell

Entertainer and singer-songwriter Chappell Roan is getting an earful for seriously dissing on motherhood. Roan was raised in a committed Christian home in Missouri but has adopted a public voice very much at odds with her upbringing. Roan recently explained “Call Her Daddy” podcast that “all [her] friends who have kids are in hell” and “she doesn’t know anyone who’s happy with children at her age.” She wasn’t done swiping at people who’ve chosen…

Chappell Roan Sparks Debate After Claiming She Doesn't Know Any Parents Who Are 'Happy' They Have Kids

Pop singer Chappell Roan has been transparent over the years about being diagnosed with severe depression, being chronically unhappy, and being a childfree feminist. It's ironic in a way that she's now facing backlash for her claim on the Call Her Daddy podcast that no parents are happy, especially those with younger children. The singer recently sat for an interview on the podcast, sharing where she's at with her music, things in life that infl…

Chappell Roan says parents are 'in hell.' Does she have a point?

"I don’t know anyone, I actually don’t know anyone, who’s happy and has children at this age," the 27-year-old said on the Call Her Daddy podcast.

Tired mommies, desperate dads: She had "never" met parents whose eyes were not dead or who had slept, says the musician Chappell Roan in an interview and triggered a heated debate.