After capturing more than 1 billion views of their heartfelt, funny and unconventional family story social media platforms including YouTube, “Our 3 Dads” have emerged as breakout stars of Hulu’s newest reality series, “Million Dollar Nannies.”
“Our 3 Dads” — Mark Ebinger, Mark “Moke” Coffey and Tom Freeman — and their twin 9-year-olds, Beau and Coy, appear in the debut episode of the new Hulu series, which follows eight elite nannies as they travel to Ibiza to launch a luxury nanny agency serving ultra-wealthy families. Produced by the team behind “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” the series blends the high-pressure world of premium childcare with reality TV drama, luxury lifestyles, demanding clients and cast relationships.
For “Our 3 Dads,” the episode offers viewers a rare look inside one of America’s most talked-about modern families: three gay fathers raising the twin brother and sister under one roof with humor, honesty and shared responsibility.
Ebinger and Freeman were previously married and welcomed their twins through surrogacy. After their divorce, Ebinger married Coffey, and all three men decided to continue raising the twins together as equal co-parents. While their family structure often sparks curiosity, the dads are quick to make one thing clear -- they are not a throuple. They are three fathers committed to creating a stable, loving home for their children.
Their appearance on “Million Dollar Nannies” places that family dynamic at the center of the premiere episode as the elite nannies are challenged to adapt to a household that does not fit the traditional mold. The dads serve as a real client family hiring one of the agency’s nannies, testing not only each candidate’s childcare skills, but also their professionalism, flexibility, emotional intelligence and ability to understand the values of an unconventional family.
“We’ve always said our family may look different, but what matters most is the love, stability and structure we give our kids,” said Ebinger. “Being part of ‘Million Dollar Nannies’ gave us a chance to show that modern families come in all forms and that the right nanny has to understand the family, not just the job.”
Added Coffey, “Childcare is deeply personal. You’re inviting someone into your home, your routines and your children’s lives. For us, it was important to find someone who could respect our dynamic and connect with Beau and Coy.”
Freeman shared, “People are often surprised by how well our household works, but we’ve built it around the kids. Everything we do starts with what gives them the most love, support and consistency.”
The involvement with Hulu marks another major milestone for “Our 3 Dads,” the breakout family-focused social media series that has generated massive engagement across platforms by redefining what a modern American family can look like. Through candid storytelling, humor and an unapologetically real look at co-parenting, the dads have built a devoted audience drawn to their message that family is defined not by convention, but by commitment.
With their debut on “Million Dollar Nannies,” “Our 3 Dads” brings that message to a national streaming audience and proves that their family is not only compelling content, but a reflection of the evolving face of parenthood.
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