Ducky Bhai says he's not having kids for THIS reason

Pakistani YouTuber and content creator Saad-ur-Rehman, popularly known as Ducky Bhai, has revealed that he has no plans to have children while pursuing his social media career.

He recently appeared on a podcast on YouTube, where he answered several questions and shared insights about his personal life.

Talking about parenthood, Ducky Bhai, who has been married to Aroob Jatoi for two years, said: "I have decided that I will not bring my children into the world during my social media career. The main reason is that I won’t be able to give time to my child alongside my career."

He further explained that most YouTubers in Pakistan have short-lived social media careers, but he has been in this field since 2017. "After retiring from this field, I will think about having children. I may stay in this field for another two to three years, but at some point, I will have to say goodbye to my YouTube career."

Discussing the trolling and criticism that come with social media fame, Ducky Bhai stated: "I would not like to bring my children on social media. Even if I keep my child away, people will still bring their pictures and videos online."

He also shared his thoughts on children growing up in the digital world, saying: "If a child enters social media at an early age, it greatly affects his future. He starts considering himself a social media star and may not focus on becoming what he truly should be."

Later in the interview, Ducky Bhai also discussed his income from YouTube. He admitted that he used to disclose his earnings but stopped due to concerns about the evil eye.

"My income is very good, but now I don’t want to talk about it." However, he gave a hint, saying: "I can’t buy a private jet, but I can buy any of the most expensive cars."

Talking about different income streams, he revealed: "I have multiple sources of income. We get money from brands, and ad revenue is also part of our earnings." He also pointed out that TikTok live streamers often make more money and that most content creators earn roughly the same income.