More and more famous people decide to give away or spend their fortunes before they die to ensure that their descendants do not have access to an inheritance that allows them to not work a day in their lives. Jeff Goldblum does not go to the highest levels, but he refuses to support his children when they grow up.
The main character of ‘Jurassic Park’ has two children – Charlie, eight years old, and River, six – with his wife Emilie Livingston, and the truth is that they all want to be part of the next a generation of Hollywood nepo babies. .
Both her parents are in the film industry, Jeff is a star in his own right and Emilie has worked as a double for Rihanna and Emma Stone, and mentioning her last name would open up a lot doors for them in the future.
However, Jeff won’t let them use his fortune or contacts. His intention is to teach them that they must “row their own boat”, because he does not intend to do that for them, and indeed, as a father he would be very disappointed if his children expected the make way for them. them.
“You have to figure out what’s needed and what’s needed and where it intersects with your interests and what you can do. And even if you don’t, you probably have to do it anyway,” he explained during an appearance on the iHeart podcast ‘A Record for Two with Bruce Bozzi’.
Jeff didn’t become a father until he was in his 60s, and he’s glad he waited to start a family because he now knows what kind of life he wants to give his children and what lessons he hopes they will learn.
2024-05-01 13:01:32
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