Since the very first season ofOutDaughtered,Uncle Dale has played a part.
But there’s more to America’s favorite uncle than meets the eye.
This is the untold truth ofOutDaughtered’s Uncle Dale.
ButUncle Dale’s familyis pretty special too.
Dale Mills is the caring father toMcKenzie and Bronson and he wouldn’t have it any other way.
In onepostfor his daughter’s birthday, Mills wrote, “My sweet McKenzie turns eight years old today!
I can’t begin to explain how much I love this little girl.
She has changed my world … for the better the day we had her.”
In anotherpost, Mills dished about his special bond with his son.
Well before he had a family of his own, he met Crystal.
“We have been friends/family for about 17 years!”
Obviously, Uncle Dale lives nearby as well, but he wasn’t always a Texan.
Who’s your friends?'"
Mills explained, adding that he and the host had plenty of mutual friends.
Uncle Dale and Caballero also bonded about the good times they had in their home state.
Though he may be a certified Texan these days, Mills will always call Louisiana his home.
Interestingly, the couple started dating back when they were just teenagers.
“We had no door on the stove.
Uncle Dale’s LinkedIn page supports that claim.
According to his profile, he worked as a server at the Mexican restaurant from 2001 until 2006.
And ifthe photohe shared of that specialOutdaughteredmomentis any indication, it was a pretty amazing time.
“Buzz found this picture from the first time I visited the NICU,” he explained.
But the connection between the adults, likeUncle Dale’s bond with his brothers-in-law, is just as authentic.
Along withAdam Busby, Uncle Dale is close with his other brother-in-law Nick Mowbray.
“[The] three brothers in-law, we work together … we’re all super tight.
The star later joked that “it’s nice to get paid to hang out with your family.”
According to reviews on Cameo,his videosare excellent.
“Safe to say this was the perfect gift and we highly recommend!
Uncle Dale was super personable!”
In April 2020, the profits from his videos also went to support the Restaurant Employee Relief Fund.
But it did, and the reality television starlovesthe fact that he’s so well-loved on the small screen.
He further revealed that he enjoys the attention he gets from fans of the show.
While some people may be bothered by it, he relishes it.
“You know, for me …
I might seem cocky or whatever [but] people just pump me up,” he said.
“It’s awesome; I live it up, I love the fans.”
Mills added thatOutDaughteredis, in fact, an actual reality show.
“Dale, for one thing.
I mean how the heck is he going to react to something like that?
He’s just going to make jokes,” Busby lamented.
However, Mills was completely understanding.
Ever,” he said.
It’s all in the hips.”
But for Uncle Dale, that isn’t the case.
While he may be fun to watch onOutDaughtered,he also works a more traditional job.
In an interview on theGood Old Boypodcast, Uncle Dale explained that he quite enjoys his more regular job.
“I’ve been in the sales-management gig for a while, which is fun,” he said.
“I’m probably a little more unorthodox than others,” he joked.
The two met while working at Target and the rest is history.
As sweet as that is, Uncle Dale’s love story with his own wife is also pretty adorable.
Although they’ve been married for quite some time now, Uncle Dale remains totally smitten.
Uncle Dale wrote a funny caption alongside the sillyphoto.
“It’s been 10 great years of marriage and grab-a**ing!”
“I wouldn’t have wanted to do it with anyone else but you baby!
What a life we have had together so far and many many more years to come!”
One year later, Uncle Dale shared athrowback photo addressed to Crystal.
“Happy 11th anniversary to my girl!”
he captioned the post.
Does Uncle Dale want to become outdaughtered?
Does he want to become outdaughtered too or maybe outson-ed?
Well, the short answer is no.
Uncle Dale is not on board for having any more kids.
Mills added, “I’m fixed, bro.”
“Adam got pregnant with the quintuplets, and I’m like, ‘Just take it off.
I don’t need any of it,'” Mills joked on the podcast.
