Woman divides internet for making boyfriend's lunch every day
An Australian woman who makes her boyfriend's lunch every day has divided opinion online.
Kiara Wood-Lowe posted a TikTok video depicting her partner bringing home his lunch containers after a day at work, and her filling them up for the next day.
The video begins with Wood-Lowe packing the lunchbox with dried fruits, before making a salami and salad wrap using the famous TikTok wrap hack.
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An Australian woman who makes her boyfriend's lunch every day has divided opinion online. TikTok
She adds yoghurt, carrot sticks, a muesli bar, dip and crackers before sending her partner off to work.
The video, viewed more than 400,000 times, has been criticised by some commenters.
"Do his workmates tease him? I have never seen anyone over five have a yoghurt sucky," one commented.
"He needs to make it himself, he is a grown man," another said.
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Wood-Lowe opted for the iconic TikTok wrap hack. TikTok
Others have defended Wood-Lowe, saying packing the lunchbox was a kind gesture.
"Ignore the negative comments, I do it too. I think it's sweet," assured one user.
"Looks great! I pack lunch for my partner too but I still see daily KFC transactions in the account," confessed another.
A third simply wrote, "Good on you."
Wood-Lowe explained that she makes her partner's lunch when she prepares her own, knowing he appreciates healthy food and works long days.
"Honestly his little smile is the cutest." TikTok
Still, it seemed many commenters were focused more on another "snack" featured in the video.
"Are we gonna talk about how hot her man is?" wrote one user.
"Honestly his little smile is the cutest."
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