The actress said The Sunday Times that "it's a strange task to navigate, you understand." In May 2021. "Hazel, my eldest daughter, returned home with [my husband John Krasinski] and I. She asks, "Are you famous?"... It's not something we've ever said in our house. It's not something we talk about.
The Mary Poppins returns star explained that someone had said it to her, adding, "I was like: 'Um. Not really, I don’t think I’m. Haze, did someone say that? She replied, "Yeah," but she wouldn't reveal much more. But it was weird. It's weird."
Blunt and the alum didn't want Hazel or Violet to find out about their parents' lives in the spotlight. They wanted to keep them grounded. They want to prevent them from feeling "anymore important or special" or [feeling like] there's more attention on them than other children.
The London native said that the children would not follow their parents' lead one day. Please God, please keep them off the stage.
Timberlake is also determined to ensure his and Jessica Biel's sons Silas (and Phineas) can "stay normal kids as long as they can."
In a January 2021 episode of "Armchair Expert", DaxShepard said that the "Cry Me a River” singer stated that "The hope is to just keep instilling it in them that they got really fun jobs but that it's not who they are." I hope that it will have more weight down the line.
Grammy winner Silas noted that he had warned his son about the possibility that his participation in the Trolls franchise could lead to unwanted attention from school children. Silas' classmates confirmed that Branch was the one who told him.
Shepard said that he had similar conversations about the actress' Frosted role with his and Kristen Bell 's daughters, Delta and Lincoln. The Bless this Mess alum stated, "I know that you are proud of your accomplishments and I should be able say that. But, I'm just warning that that will probably make other children jealous." They won't be able to deal with that feeling."
Continue scrolling to see more comments from celebrity parents about their children's concepts of fame, including those by Kailyn Lowry (Teen Mom 2) and Lin-Manuel Miranda (Hamilton).
Tyler Perry
"We had a conversation about fame the other day where I asked him, "Do you know what famous means?" He replied, "Yeah, when a lot people know your name,"" the A Madea Homepage star said during a February 2022 appearance of Ellen DeGeneres on the Ellen DeGeneres show. So, I said, "You know, according to that definition, some people believe I'm famous." He responds, "Really? Ok, can we finish coloring? He doesn't seem to care. It's a great way to ground everything.
Jennifer Lopez
Emme and Maximilian, the actress' twins said that they "love" their mom's fame. Lopez explained this to Ellen DeGeneres in February 2022. According to Lopez, it's not a coincidence that people know their moms. They navigate that. They are teenagers now. Their friends are experts. It's amazing how much information is available online. It's impossible to love your partner through the internet. That's all I have tried to do with them.
Neve Campbell
"My oldest son, is now 9 years old," told Additional that Scream star in January 2022. When he was young, I never told my son that I was an actor. He was told by someone at school. He came home one day and asked his mother, "Mom, Are you Neve Campbell?" He understands now... He wanted me to tell his mother for the last few months whether I would live or die [in Scream 5]. He just heard it the other day.
Mariah Carey
Monroe and Moroccan, the children of the singer, are aware of her success. She exclusively spoke Us December 2021 to say, "They see it."
Vanessa Lachey
The children of the actress have "started" to understand her and Nick Lachey's fame, Vanessa stated during a Drew+ Jonathan Reveal magazine interview. This was in November 2021. Camden asked me, "Mommy? Where were you today?" I replied, "Mommy, I was at home." He then said, "Mommy, where are you today?" She explained. Fast-forward, Daddy won The Masked Singer, which was a surprise to the children in his class.
Zoe Saldana
One of the Guardians of the Galaxy stars' twin sons says to his friends that his mother "plays a super hero." She exclusively shared this information with Us in Feb 2020. She said, "I'm like happy he uses the word plays' instead of, 'My mother is a superhero'." He saying, "plays" means that my son now has control of the narrative and is on the exact same page with us . It's important.
Lin-Manuel Miranda
"They know that I sometimes appear on TV, but they also don't know why," the Tony winner spoke exclusively to Us during October 2019, Sebastian and Francisco. They know that Daddy is a liar, and they are proud of it. This makes me extremely proud."
