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Man who calls himself 'the hot dad at the school gate' says 'thirsty mums' love him
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Published 18:05 25 Jan 2023 GMT

Man who calls himself 'the hot dad at the school gate' says 'thirsty mums' love him

Karl shared a video joking that he's the 'hot dad at the school gate'.

Lucy Devine

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Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@_karljames_

Topics: Parenting, TikTok

Lucy Devine
Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot.

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A man on TikTok who refers to himself as the 'hot dad at the school gate' has said that 'thirsty mums' love him - but his video has caused a bit of a divide.

Influencer Karl James posted a tongue-in-cheek video on his TikTok, @_karljames_, describing himself as the 'hot dad' while picking and dropping his kids off at school.

You can watch the video below:

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In the clip, Karl writes: "When you're the 'hot dad' at the school gate." as he poses for a series of fake photos, pretending that mums are keen to get his picture.

"Some of you mommas be thirsty!" he captioned the video.

Followers flocked to the comments, with some agreeing that Karl is a 'hot dad'.

One person wrote: "I’d be too busy looking and forget my kids at the line lol."

While another said: "Wish there was some dads looking like you on my school run."

Others were more sceptical, however, with one adding: "Not everyone."

While a second wrote: "Very humble aren’t you."

A man on TikTok who refers to himself as the 'hot dad at the school gate' has said that 'thirsty mums' love him.
TikTok/@_karljames_

And Karl isn't the only TikToker to describe himself as a 'hot dad'.

A couple of months ago, a dad was absolutely rinsed by mums after he called himself the 'hot dad on the school run'.

TikToker @warfordd shared a video accusing some parents of 'being thirsty' - but mums were not having any of it.

In the clip, the TikToker can be seen lip syncing to Sasique's 'Kute & Neat', writing over the clip: "Being the 'hot dad' on the school run."

He then added in the caption: "Some of you mummas be thirsty."

But mums were not having any of it, with several making comments on the video.

One joked: "When you find him will you let us know?"

While another said: "You just know one girl looked at him and he came home and made this."

And a third added: "As a school run mum, I'm sorry to say, we're not looking, we've got at least 5 other things running through our minds when dropping the kids off!"

One commenter added: "I get there a bit late so the playground is pretty much empty and I don't have to speak to no one."

And another said: “'Some of you mummas be thirsty'… yeah for a hot tea and some peace and quiet!!"

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