My wife gets pampered pretty well. She’s had me trained since she was pregnant, when I started making her oatmeal with fresh berries every morning.

Weatherly frames domestic care as a playful, affectionate routine learned during pregnancy: making oatmeal with fresh berries becomes a small daily act of support. The joking language (“trained,” “pampered”) signals a self-deprecating, marital banter style that normalizes attentiveness rather than grand romantic gestures. The quote also reflects a common celebrity-interview move—humanizing a public figure through ordinary household details—while implicitly valuing partnership during pregnancy as a formative period that can reshape habits and priorities. In short, it treats caregiving as both love and learned practice, expressed through consistent, mundane kindness.