Nicolas Cage has made some uncommon feedback about fatherhood.
Talking with The New Yorker forward of the discharge of his new horror movie “Longlegs,” the Oscar winner, 60, opened up about his relationship together with his three youngsters, whom he shares with three totally different ladies.
“They’re all different experiences. Each one has a different mother,” he stated of his daughter August, 1, and sons Kal-El, 18, and Weston, 33, within the story printed Monday.
“It’s not what I had originally thought would happen when I fell in love or got married — that I would have three different children with three different moms — but nonetheless that’s what’s happened,” Cage defined. “So every child is different. There’s a different kind of level of attention.”
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The “Renfield” actor shares Weston with ex Christina Fulton, Kal-El with ex-wife Alice Kim and August with spouse Riko Shibata.
Cage wed 4 occasions earlier than Shibata in 2021. He tied the knot with Patricia Arquette in 1995, Lisa Marie Presley in 2002, Kim in 2004 and Erika Koike in 2019. His marriage to Koike lasted solely 4 days.
After interviewer Susan Orlean commented that fathering a 2-year-old is an “attention-suck,” Cage admitted his “levels of worry” have elevated since turning into a lady dad.
“Yeah, and a girl. My first daughter — so this is all different levels of worry and protection and taking it into overdrive,” he stated.
Cage went on to juxtapose being a father of three to performing in Hollywood for greater than 40 years.
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“Being a dad — to me, it’s not an art form, it’s … How do I put this? It’s like breathing. Everything is about her,” he shared. “You know, I can make a movie or not make a movie. I can’t stop being a dad. With her, it’s life. It’s my survival.”
Again in April 2022, the movie producer shared he was “extremely excited” about welcoming one other little one forward of August’s start.
“My boys are all grown up, and I miss going to the toy store. I miss singing lullabies and rocking in the rocking chair,” he advised Entry Hollywood on the time. “I’m looking forward to getting back to that.”
