I'm a mum & gave my kids a free pass to swear – I don't care if it's bad parenting, it's hilarious | The Sun

A MUM has told how she gave her kids a "free pass" to say a swearword – and the results have gone viral.

Karla Iglesias, who posts under the acronym @kpinchera, took to TikTok and posted a video where she explains: "OK it's a free pass and you can say one bad word you've always wanted to say.

"You guys can't ever say it again, just right now…and you won't get n trouble."

In the clip, Karla's eldest son Alexander is up first and he doesn't hang about.

Looking confident, he blurts out: "A******e"

However, his younger brother Dominic isn't so sure abut the free pass.

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After being reassured that he "won't get in trouble" he refuses to take part, so Karla lets Alexander go one more time.

"This is a long word – this is not going to be absolutely funny," he warns.

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Joining two swear words together, he then says: "A******e f***."

Karla captioned the post: "Not sure if this is bad parenting but we don't care because it was hilarious."

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The post has since racked up a whopping 4.1 million views and been flooded with comments online.

"Kids swearing will never not be funny," wrote one.

A second quipped: "Oldest said that with such confidence."

A third pointed out: "The little one thinks its a trap."

Meanwhile, a fourth noted: "Swearing relieves stress and pain when used appropriately. I let my kids swear within reason."

A further joked: "He’s been making swear combinations for a minute."

And another agreed: "Alexander’s been waiting his whole life for this moment."

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