Ben Stiller admitted that he began to treat the upbringing of children differently

Hollywood actor and director Ben Stiller said that with age he revised his views on the upbringing of children and their attitude to publicity. Together with his wife Christine Taylor, he brings up daughter Ella and son Quinlin, who have already reached the age of majority. According to the artist, over time, he became much more attentive to the issues of personal boundaries and the need to protect loved ones from excessive attention of others.

Stiller admitted that in his youth he perceived his own fame and its impact on family life differently. However, as the children grew older, the actor began to understand how important it is to allow them to determine the degree of their publicity. He stressed that parental responsibility does not end with the child reaching the age of majority, but only takes on other forms.

The actor grew up in a famous acting family: his parents were comedians Jerry Stiller and Anne Mira. The experience of living under the scrutiny of the public allowed him to see both the advantages and the complexities of such a childhood. Stiller now tries to take these circumstances into account in his relationships with his children and support their desire for independence.

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