Chris Appleton

My kids are amazing.

Kitty's 21, Billy's 23, and they're living their best lives.

I'm so proud of them.

They're incredible kids.

I mean, I think probably one of the best things I did as a dad was they came to America.

your kids leaving the town you grew up in is really powerful I think because it enables them to see there's more than just what's going on you know in the 2.4 children you know like they're kind of like you know you go to work you come home you know you get married at a young age you have a kid I want them to experience some life to see what was out there for them to make the decisions they wanted to make and I'm incredibly proud of who they are and like I say very open and honest um

I take Kitty with me to all these different events.

And I mean, it's interesting when she first moved to America, she couldn't even look the waiter in the eye.

I remember we were ordering food at a restaurant and she was just so like, you know, shy and timid.

But now, you know, I see her and she handles herself in conversations with people.

And, you know, she's just grown so much to see the growth in them at such a young age.

I mean, I moved to America when I was 30.

And that was really scary to do it at the ages of 16 and 18.

I'm just really proud of them.

Cause it's a huge job, especially LA and Hollywood.

It's a crazy place to live in.

You know, it's fun and it's the land of dreams, but it's also can be a very sad and lonely place, you know, and you know, a lot of people go there to be someone or be something.

So there's lots of different things you have to learn about LA, you know, certain people want access to things or, you know, they want to be a part of something like,

with celebrities or whatever.

So, you know, you have to learn to protect yourself and protect your circle, but they're incredible.