Lily Allen thinks Napo Baby is used in a sexist way: Here’s why

Lily Allen recently explained why she thinks Napo Baby is often used in a sexist way

speaking on that Do you miss me On a May 6 podcast, Lily, who is the daughter of actor Keith Allen, said, “Napo Baby, I think it’s a lot like ‘Karen,’ in the sense that it’s just a word that basically comes from those Women are used to taking up space, and we would like them not to do that, and they should go away.”

“I get called Nepo Baby all the time,” the 39-year-old musician said.

Lily said, “I don’t really mind the nepotism thing, it’s the ‘kid’ that bothers me, it feels like I’m almost 40 years old!”

“It means having babies,” the British pop singer added.

“I think it’s something that’s almost exclusively used for females, I don’t think I can even really name any male Nepo babies,” Lily explained.

“For example, my brother is not called Nepo Baby, and I feel like that,” the actress and singer shared.

elizabeth The actress noted, “I feel like whenever I’ve been written about in the last 15, 20 years, it’s always been like, ‘Lily Allen, Keith Allen’s daughter,’ and I don’t see that happening with guys. ” Like it often happens with girls.”

Reflecting on the term Napo Baby, Lily said, “I grew up within a certain class circle, I grew up with and among people who worked in media, and I don’t think I ever really I have disputed this.”