Honestly, if you told me five years ago that the person known for eating kitchen floor pasta would become the internet's most dedicated "party planning mom," I probably wouldn't have believed you. But here we are. Trisha Paytas has basically turned the concept of a kid’s birthday into a full-blown cinematic event.
It’s not just about the cake or the balloons. For Trisha and her husband Moses Hacmon, these birthdays are sort of a victory lap. After years of Trisha being open about her fertility struggles and the fear that she might never become a mom, every single one of these milestones feels like a massive middle finger to those old doubts.
The internet is obsessed, mostly because Trisha doesn't do "understated." We’re talking full-scale custom builds, matching couture, and themes that are so specific they almost feel like performance art.
The Malibu Barbie Era: September 14
Malibu Barbie Paytas-Hacmon arrived on September 14, 2022. The timing was wild. If you were on Twitter (or X, whatever) back then, you remember the chaos. Queen Elizabeth II had just passed away, and the "reincarnation" memes were literally everywhere before the baby was even out of the hospital.
For her first birthday in 2023, Trisha didn't just throw a party; she built a pink kingdom. It was very "Malibu Barbie Boutique." There were custom outfits, a cake that looked like it belonged in a museum, and enough pink to be seen from space.
But 2024 was where it got really fun. Malibu’s second birthday coincided with the Wicked movie hype. Trisha and Malibu did the whole Glinda the Good Witch matching gown thing. It was peak "Girl Mom" energy. They were singing "Popular" on TikTok, and honestly, the kid has better comedic timing than most influencers. The party featured a Dole Whip cart—specifically glitter Dole Whip served in pink flamingos. That’s the kind of detail you only get when you have Trisha’s level of commitment to a theme.
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Elvis Enters the Building: May 24
Then comes baby number two. Elvis Paytas-Hacmon was born on May 24, 2024.
I remember when Trisha first announced the name on her podcast, Just Trish. People were confused. A girl named Elvis? But Moses explained it best: there are no expectations for a girl named Elvis because there’s nobody else like her.
Elvis’s arrival was another moment where the internet went into a tailspin. This time, people were trying to link her birth to King Charles’s health. It’s a weird tradition the internet has now—checking the news for major world events every time Trisha goes into labor.
Her first few months have been a blur of matching outfits with her big sister. For her first Halloween at just five months old, she was Anna from Frozen to Malibu’s Elsa. Because of course they were. Trisha has been vocal about how Elvis "completed" the family, though that "complete" feeling didn't last long before the next announcement.
Aquaman and the Summer of 2025
The most recent addition is Aquaman Moses Paytas-Hacmon, born on July 12, 2025.
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This birth was a bit more intense. He came early—his original due date was July 29, and they had a C-section scheduled for the 18th. But he had other plans. Trisha described it as a "surprising and traumatic" birth, which is a stark reminder that even with all the glam and the viral videos, real-life stuff still happens.
Why Aquaman? Apparently, Moses has a thing for water (his name literally means "drawn from the water"), and they wanted something that fit the "superhero" or "icon" vibe of the first two. Trisha revealed the name by literally peeling off a sweatshirt to show an Aquaman t-shirt during a podcast recording.
And yep, the reincarnation cycle continued. This time it was Ozzy Osbourne. The timing of the news reports made it another viral "Trisha baby theory" moment.
Why the Internet is So Obsessed
It’s not just the names or the pink flamingos. People are fascinated because Trisha is actually... doing a good job?
There was a lot of skepticism when she first got pregnant. People dug up her old videos and wondered if she could handle the stability of motherhood. But seeing her navigate three birthdays and three births in under three years has shifted the narrative.
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- The Dedication: She doesn't just hire a planner and show up. She’s in the weeds with the "goodie bags" and the specific shades of pink.
- The Transparency: She talks about the "emergency C-sections" and the "traumatic" parts, not just the edited highlights.
- The Vibe: It’s chaotic, it’s loud, and it’s very "Trisha," but it feels genuine.
What to Expect Next
If you're following the Paytas-Hacmon family calendar, mark your spots. We’ve got:
- May 24: Elvis’s big birthday celebrations.
- July 12: Aquaman’s first-ever birthday (which you know will be water-themed and over-the-top).
- September 14: Malibu Barbie’s annual pink blowout.
If you’re looking to throw a party with this kind of energy, the takeaway isn't necessarily to spend a fortune. It’s the commitment to the bit. Whether it’s matching your toddler in a Glinda dress or finding a way to serve "glitter Dole Whip," the magic is in the details.
Keep an eye on the Just Trish podcast for the post-party debriefs. That's usually where the best stories about the "behind the scenes" disasters come out, and honestly, those are just as entertaining as the parties themselves.
To stay updated on the latest birthday themes and "reincarnation" theories, follow Trisha’s YouTube vlogs where she typically posts 30-minute deep dives into the party prep. If you’re planning your own themed event, look for "party favor" inspiration in her September vlogs; she’s weirdly good at sourcing niche, affordable items that look expensive on camera.