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The actor recently announced his reconciliation with his wife. However, the house blessing is still crooked. His daughter’s words hurt him deeply.
Words that deeply hurt the 56-year-old. Especially since he vowed never to be like his parents, because he had to experience the same thing.
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Children are not interested in their parents’ successes, and Stiller has now realized that: “They only want a parent who is emotionally present and supports them.”
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Actors Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor (50) found each other once more during Corona.
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But the house blessing at home is crooked. Daughter Ella (19) accuses her dad of not really taking care of her in her childhood and youth.
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Words that deeply hurt the 56-year-old. Especially since he vowed never to be like his parents, because he had to experience the same thing.
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It is difficult to put your own needs, interests and goals completely in the background.
The love between actor Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor (50) has been rekindled during the Corona lockdown and the time spent together. The 56-year-old recently revealed this to the magazine “Esquire». Stiller really wanted to see his two children during this time, so he moved back in with his family. The couple separated in 2017 but did not divorce.
But things are not going well in the family despite the good news: the Hollywood star has trouble with daughter Ella (19). She accuses him of not really taking care of her during her childhood and youth. Harsh words that really bother him, especially since he knows that she is right.
Ben Stiller never wanted to be like his parents
But this also reminds him of his own childhood: “She’s pretty direct and sometimes says things I don’t want to hear,” revealed Stiller in an interview with the US magazine, adding: “I realized that that’s exactly what I was doing Do the same as my parents.” He promised never to make the same mistakes.
It is difficult to be a father and at the same time to work on your own dreams: «I tried to follow my own wishes, which were also there. It doesn’t feel good, but they’re here.” Children are not interested in their parents’ successes, and Stiller has now realized that: “They only want a parent who is emotionally present and supports them.”
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