Lately, it seems that the media is most focused on star fathers or those who are just about to become one. From Jimmy Fallon and Ashton Kutcher to Kenny West ... we all want to know who's next?
Famous fathers are one of a kind, appearing in living rooms while at the same time leading a normal life in their families, despite the wrong lifestyle. It's not an easy task, but they manage to do it with style and charm.
Being a parent requires a lot of skill and patience, or, to quote Michael Josephson, "You don't need love or special skills to create a child, but a lot of both are needed to be a parent."
10. Brad Pitt
Six kids can definitely be a problem, but Brad and Angelina somehow manage it despite their busy schedule as the top two actors. In an exclusive interview, Brad spoke about the intimate details of fatherhood. "Fatherhood has changed me a lot, I have become more restrained and empathetic." Pitt also says he appreciates the opportunity to educate children and help them find their place in the world as they grow up.
“I love being a father and the responsibility that comes with it.” Pitt, who has a net worth of over $ 240 million, says he learned the value of a family's true beauty by watching children grow and develop. “This is the most wonderful thing you can experience. I feel like the richest person since I became a father. "
9. Channing Tatum
There are not many women who do not know who Channing Tatum is. Through successful roles in The Oath, Super Mike and Macho and the Nerd, he somehow found a way to make his mark on our TV. But his most recent successful role is as an experienced diaper changer. “I'm a diaper changer,” he tells The Mercury. “If a guy doesn’t know how to change diapers, I don’t know what he really is, because in the first seven months everything starts and ends with mom.”
The father of a one-year-old child once boasted of how skillful he had become. "Everly is a fidget, but I can change a diaper even when she crawls, gets up, does whatever." This is an impressive result for a new father. He admits that there have been setbacks along the way, but he is enjoying every second. His wife, Jenna Devon, is a happy woman.
8. Will Smith
In an interview with Robin Roberts, Will Smith says parenting is a new experience for him. “I’m not really sure how I should behave with my children. I'm just trying to teach them everything I know myself, and I love them as much as I can. And I hope for the best. " When Smith first became a father, in the photo with his son in his arms, he looked completely confused.
“Every time I look at this photo, you know, it’s as if I’m asking the question,“ what should I do with this? ”It’s like“ pan or disappear ”. Who will characterize your skills as a father better than your own wife? Jada Pinkett Smith bragged about her husband on ESSENCE.com back in 2012.
“What makes Will the best dad in the world for me is that he is not only involved in the lives of his children in the traditional sense of the word, he is immeasurably more supportive of his children.” “Very impressive, Will, keep up the good work!
7. Ben Affleck
An example of a more traditional distribution of roles in a stellar family is the couple Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck. During one night show, Jimmy Fallon asked Jennifer what kind of father Ben was. “We are very divided along the line of mom-dad. When it comes to cooking, homework, or whatever really matters, unfortunately it's true - it's mom's job. And then just putting them to bed and pampering before bed is dad's job. Anything about fun is Ben's part. "
Ben also hates the cartoon "Frozen", like the parents of many of today's children. “My son says to me:“ Dad, can I see Frozen ”? And I told him: “No, dude!”, Says Affleck, clearly annoyed by repeatedly watching the same cartoon.
6. Hugh Jackman
Do you need a Father's Day card for someone who can get breakfast in bed? This is the only thing that Hugh Jackman is waiting for this day. "I'm just teaching my kids that every day is Father's Day, so I expect breakfast in bed every day." But this humorist actor can be serious as well. The father of two adopted children, Oscar and Ava, he does not like a soul in his offspring.
“Ava is a very sociable child, she is a mini version of Deb, she is always involved in everything. And if she has to do three things in the afternoon, she will do five. " The actor has also decided that his children will volunteer as soon as they turn 13, and his son Oscar, who loves plants, tends a garden near New York Park.
Hugh Jackman and his wife established a two-week separation rule, according to which he can be away from family for no more than two weeks. He'll be heading home from the set, even if it's only been three days.
Are there other examples of this humility in Hollywood? Probably not.
5. Johnny Depp
“I think I am a very good father and I am proud to say this because I adore my children and they teach me a lot. This is the one thing in my life that I would like to be good at, "Depp told iVillage in 2010. This statement needs no comment, it speaks for itself. Well done Johnny!
4. Matt Damon
Matt didn't have the typical introduction of parenthood like most of the men on this list. After his marriage to bartender Luciana Barosso in Miami Beach, Damon became a father to Barosso's fourteen-year-old daughter from a previous marriage, Alexia. Now the couple have three children of their own: Isabella (6 years old), Gia (4 years old) and Stella (almost 2).
He is a true protector of his children, and he admits that he still wakes up in the middle of the night to check and make sure that his daughters are sleeping peacefully and that they are doing well. “My wife nicknamed me 'Emergency Alarm,'” he jokes. "I sometimes check to see if the children are breathing." He also says that being a parent has made him paranoid and more wary. His girls will be well protected and most likely under close supervision when they become teenagers.
3. Adam Sandler
Sandler, the father of eight-year-old Saddy Madison and five-year-old Sunny Madeleine, enrolled his children in a unique school where parents can come to dine with their children any day. Adam appears there all the time. “The best thing about this school, he says, is that you can come and dine with your child any day. But it's better to come with your own burger. "
In an interview after the premiere of Mixed, Sandler says: “My children are my greatest joy, but I have certain rules of life. I don't go out to meet someone after 9:30 pm. I have dinner at 6 or 7 pm. If someone makes me stay awake until 10:30 pm, the next day I get angry because I’m tired. ”
Many people probably don't realize that Sendler is not a frivolous father at all. “I'm restless. Life has taught me that when your child is upset, you get excited until he calms down. You are worried even when the children are okay. You are always nervous because you want your child to be happy.
Now I understand why my loved ones always said: “Be kind to each other and protect each other. Make sure the family is okay. Family is the most important thing ”, making sure your family is in order is the most important. If the family suffers, you also suffer. "
2. Matthew McConaughey
Recently a father for the third time with his wife Camilla Alves, Matthew McConaughey says family comes first to him.“When you have a family, you must have your own passions. Everyone with children knows this. You have to choose something and start practicing. And then you say to yourself “wait a minute, this is what I intend to do, because I don’t spend all weekend sitting in front of the TV and watching football. I'm going to become a kayaker, skier and runner ... No, there is no time for all this when you have a family and children. "
Unlike many other actors who build their careers in such a way that they also achieve success as producers and directors, Matthew argues that acting will remain his only job. “I really enjoy being an actor for hire. I was offered to become a producer several times, but I answered "No thanks."
I really enjoy the process of preparing for the role, embodying my character, getting to work, doing my best to play him, finishing the work and leaving. “It was a wonderful time. Thanks, I'll see you again. I'm going back to my family. " Apparently, Matthew is a man who knows what he wants and will never let anything get in his way.
1. David Beckham
David Beckham recently retired from professional football and now serves as the morning chauffeur for his four children with his wife Victoria Beckham. This stellar dad is torn between choosing his daughter's outfit every day and keeping his sons fighting over breakfast.
The newly minted stay-at-home dad describes the recent success of his wife's new fashion line: “Victoria's success was truly incredible, and his secret is simple: she works very hard. She is a great mother, and, of course, she also takes care of children, and of course, children are in the first place for us. But she works really hard, she is a working mom and her success is deserved. "
Beckham has received many different awards for Best Father and has also received praise from the Archbishop of Canterbury for his skills as a devoted father. "There have been many victories in my career and I have achieved a lot, but my main achievement is my family."
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