Pakistani YouTuber Ducky Bhai, known for his humorous content and viral videos, has made headlines with his candid discussion about his personal life and career.
In a recent appearance on Nadir Ali’s podcast, Ducky Bhai opened up about his future plans, revealing that he has no intention of starting a family while continuing his social media career.
With over 8 million YouTube subscribers and a massive fanbase, Ducky Bhai’s content, including vlogs featuring his wife Aroob Jatoi, parents, and siblings, has made him a household name.
However, despite his success, the popular influencer has chosen to prioritize his career and personal life before taking on the responsibility of raising a child.
In the podcast, Ducky Bhai shared his honest thoughts on the challenges of balancing family life with a social media career.
He explained:
“I have decided that I will not start a family during my social media career. There is a reason for that—I won’t be able to give time to my child, and I am honest about it. I have shared this with my mother and my wife as well.”
The decision, Ducky Bhai clarified, isn’t motivated by fear of online trolling or public scrutiny but rather a conscious choice to ensure that he can provide a stable, private upbringing for his future child.
He expressed his concerns about the impact of social media on a child’s life, stating:
“Even if I try to keep my child hidden, people will invade his privacy. It simply can’t be kept private. A child’s future is affected if he becomes a star at a young age—he will feel himself as a star for his whole life, and I don’t want my child to follow this path.”
Having been in the digital content creation space for eight years, Ducky Bhai emphasized that he plans to continue his social media career for another year or two before making any major life decisions.
His openness about his personal choices has sparked mixed reactions from fans. Some admire his foresight in wanting to shield his future child from the pressures of public life, while others believe it’s still possible to juggle family and a successful social media career.
