'Extreme Love's adult-baby couple seems to have broken up. See where "Binkie Princess" Jess is lately.
Each week, WE's Extreme Love takes us into the lives of couples who lead unconventional relationships — to place it evenly. From pregnant males to feeder couples, the show, which at the beginning got its get started as a Barcroft web series, profiles "shocking and outrageous" love tales "with a twist" to power home the point that "there's someone for everyone."
Tonight's episode will center of attention partially on adult baby, Jess, who in conjunction with her boyfriend and "daddy," David, plays out her Adult Baby/Diaper Love (ABDL) fantasy. You know, in a utterly standard, non-sexual manner.
"For me, there's nothing sexual about my age play, or anything like that," she explains in a teaser clip. And as for the 205,000 subscribers to her YouTube account, Jess chalks it as much as "all kinds of people" tuning in "for different intentions or purposes."
For Jess, whose movies contain several series including the impressively punny "Regress with Jess," the clips have given her one thing of an outlet to seek out her "inner confidence." "I'm trying to reach the spectrum here, make it more normalized and make people less judgmental," she says to the camera.
Why does Jess live her existence as an adult baby?
To be fair, the well-known YouTuber is "me — normal, adult me" by way of day, as she revealed closing year to LADBible. "I work full time, I do my YouTube channel, streaming and other stuff like that. I have my own website, and then I also have other hobbies. I like to do art, I like to sing — just normal things."
But by night time, she regresses to infancy — be it as a non-verbal baby or mid-tantrum toddler — a frame of mind Jess calls her "little space."
"What I like about being in 'little space'," she said in a trailer ahead of tonight's episode, "is that I can kind of forget all of the adult stresses of the day and just unwind and clear my mind. It kind of brings an innocent feel into my life."
The innocence bit is key.
Florida local Jess' real-life formative years used to be troubled. Abused as a toddler, Jess began the use of age play to reclaim her early early life years and "get that innocence back that I didn't have, to relive it the way that I wanted to, in a more innocent and pure way."
But even if she admits her pastime in age play probably stemmed from her traumas, she believes she'd nonetheless be into regressing to infancy "even if I wasn't abused."
In her conversation with LADBible, Jess unfolded about her past: "Yes I do have that kind of past trauma, but at the same time I feel like even if that didn't happen I would still be doing this. I don't feel like I'm doing this to cope. I never really think about it. It's not this healing thing because this is just what I do with my life."
These days, Jess is regressing with a new daddy.
Fans who have stuck up with Jess since she become an web sensation a few years in the past already know that she broke up with David, who will nonetheless appear as her boyfriend in this night's WE episode. Back in 2017 when they cut up, Jess announced that she'd gotten at the side of Steve-o and broken up with David in the similar YouTube clip.
"Yeah, me and David broke up," she says to the digital camera with Steve-o through her side. "I broke up with him, it felt like a long time coming, I guess, s--t happens, people fall apart." Then, Jess addresses her new beau: "Why did you move on so f--king quickly? Well, because s--t happens and feelings and stuff, well, human nature."
Here's the right way to apply the age play couple on Instagram.
If you have observed the trailer for this night's episode, you'll realize that David is less than thrilled to be playing daddy for Jess. Diapers "aren't really his thing," the age play doesn't stimulate him sexually, and mainly he just appears all-around uncomfortable with all of the role-play, pronouncing that he pretty much only plays alongside as it makes Jess happy.
But her new boo Steve-o is totally here for the baby-daddy stuff. "It's definitely a lot different to my previous relationship because I have a boyfriend now who actually cares about it like I do. It is a daily thing," Jess told LADBible. "He likes the trust that I put into him, he likes being able to care for me, he likes the vulnerability that I'm willing to give him. It makes him feel needed and special."
"It's perfect in a way," she concludes, "because what he wants to give me I want to take from him, and vice versa." The two are even engaged to be married! If you want to practice the couple on Instagram forward of their imminent nuptials or scroll thru Jess' feed prior to her episode airs, observe the adult baby here. "Daddy fiancé" Steve-o's web page is here.
Don't omit Extreme Love this night and each Friday at 10PM on WE.
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