E1153 - The Twins Are Here, Taylor Swift Is Married & Love Island Karaoke Night w/ Alexa Beckford

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Nick Viall 0:13
What's going on, everybody? Welcome back to another exciting episode of the Vile Files Reality Recap Edition. I'm your host, Nick. I'm back. My lovely wife is not yet. She is at home with the babies, the family of five, crushing life. Spoilers. Doing her best.
Lexi Sundin 0:31
You gave birth?
Paige DeSorbo 0:32
Yeah. Wow.
Nick Viall 0:34
Yeah. Well, congrats.
Paige DeSorbo 0:36
It's crazy to go from a family of three to a family of five.
Nick Viall 0:39
Wow.
Paige DeSorbo 0:39
Overnight. How's it been?
Nick Viall 0:41
Great, awesome, living my best life.
Paige DeSorbo 0:43
I saw a 2 a.m. photo of you guys.
Nick Viall 0:45
You were smiling. You were smiling. It looked beautiful. It's the absolute best part. It was an awesome experience. I don't even know where to start. Yeah, everyone's healthy. Everyone's great. Yeah, it was an awesome experience. I don't want to give too much away. I want Natalie, when she comes back, to be able to talk about her experience as the mom, the most important person in this equation. But it was an amazing experience. I'm just living my best life right now. I'm in my element. As a guy whose love language is active service, I'm filling my cup hard. It's the absolute best.
Ofia Begum Ali 1:22
What's been the best part so far for you as a dad?
Nick Viall 1:27
Well, it's really just, like, taking care of my family. It's awesome, you know? And, you know, like, I think just, you know, with Natalie, everything that she's had to go through, I mean, it's just, like, incredible. The woman's body?

How does Nick describe his experience as a new dad?

Nick Viall 1:41
Unbelievable.
Lexi Sundin 1:42
She posted the photo of, like, when she was pregnant and then after the birth, and it's, like... Well, sure.
Nick Viall 1:47
I mean, obviously, Natalie is, like... Superhuman. Amazing. She seems to be really good at this whole making baby thing. Also, our daughters, fascinating. They look so different. They are, in fact, two very different people, which everyone says that. The doctors would be like, just so you know, they are two different people. And it's weird because when they were born at first, it was like, at first, I'm like, oh, they look the same, but they just got out of...
Paige DeSorbo 2:18
They had the goop. So you can tell already that they look so different.
Nick Viall 2:22
Not remotely close.
Paige DeSorbo 2:23
Wow, really?
Nick Viall 2:24
I'm dying to see them. Not even hard to tell them apart. Wait, really?
Lexi Sundin 2:28
So, so different. Are they wearing the same swaddles? Are you different?
Nick Viall 2:33
They don't even have to worry about that. When the pediatrician came in to check on the babies, they're giving nice tips and tricks and things like that. And they suggested that maybe we paint one of their nails. Paint their nails? I haven't heard that before. Like one of them. Like Marco. Oh. A full man.
Paige DeSorbo 2:49
Manny Petty.
Nick Viall 2:50
Some kind of marker where you can tell them apart. We don't need to do that at all.
Paige DeSorbo 2:56
The one that looked – that resembled your family whatever inside. I don't know what you guys saw, but there was one. I don't know if it was baby B or A. Iris. Iris. Okay. Coming out, does she also still resemble your family in the way that you guys thought?
Nick Viall 3:09
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Wow. I think so. Like, Dove, mini Natalie.
No way.
Nick Viall 3:14
Oh, my gosh. She's a little mini Natalie. Cute. Pretty sure. Yeah. So, yeah. But then Iris – I will say – We make some very symmetrical babies. And I say this, and I know you guys know humility is a strength of mine. Uh-huh.
Ofia Begum Ali 3:30
For sure. For sure. For sure. It's actually the first thing when people are like, what's it like?
Nick Viall 3:35
How do you describe it? It's humility.
Ofia Begum Ali 3:38
It's humility. Yeah. So your babies are very symmetrical.
True.
Nick Viall 3:44
Yeah.
Lexi Sundin 3:46
You did make two at once, so symmetry.
Nick Viall 3:48
Yeah. Well, there's an element of, like, knowing... Well, not knowing. You know how fond I am of my wife. Is it wrong, as a parent, to, like... Listen, I just... You want your kids to, I don't know, have...
Paige DeSorbo 4:02
The best possible life ahead of them. Chance.
Nick Viall 4:05
Chance. You want them to have skills and whatever. And like, you know, I don't think there's a better privilege than pretty privilege. And I, yeah, I hope my kids, I hope my kids have the gene of looks. Yeah. Not like in a superficial way. I just like they're. Here's the thing. Objectively, their life will be a little easier.
Paige DeSorbo 4:24
For sure.
Nick Viall 4:26
If that goes their way.
Paige DeSorbo 4:27
It's 1000 percent. Absolutely. But at the end of the day, you and Natalie are such a good team together, like gorgeous equals gorgeous.

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