I’m a 20-year-old housewife – we got married after 2 weeks of dating, now we have twins and I’m going back to school

A YOUNG wife and mom said she and her then-boyfriend instantly knew they were made for each other.

The love birds got married after two weeks of dating and now care for their twins together.

A 20-year-old named Clara and her 22-year-old husband Trey Bell (@claraandtrey) didn’t need to spend much time together before they knew their relationship was end game.

After a commenter asked Clara if she made a mistake when recounting her love story, she said she hadn’t.

“No, you heard that right,” she began in the clip.

“We dated for exactly two weeks before we got married. It was crazy but we’re committed to making it work and we’re figuring it out as we go along.”

Although an unconventional choice, the young blonde looked proud of her decision as she danced around confidently.

Now, they have taken their devotion a step further by having twins together – and Clara revealed what it’s like to be a 20-year-old housewife.

“I went through three different dresses before settling on this one,” she said in the clip, modeling her various options in the mirror.

She then headed downstairs with the little ones in tow and prepared their diaper bag – overly stuffing it with everything the twins might need during their outing.

The mom and her babies stopped by her grandmother’s house and the grocery store to get some errands out of the way.

Back at home, she tended to their space.

“I feel like I spend most of my time cleaning the house, especially the kitchen. Now that the babies eat real food, I have to make meals for them and vegan meals for myself and non-vegan meals for tray.”

Clara vacuumed and mopped the floors, washed the kids’ ball pit, and even painted their playroom all before cooking dinner.

In the caption, she revealed these chores wouldn’t always be on her to-do list.

“I’ll actually be retiring my housewife career in a few months when I go back to school in the spring.”

Viewers were happy for her progress.

“So glad to see y’all thriving! You’re doing great,” one wrote.

“You’re doing so well,” applauded another.