Louis Tomlinson

I try to take a lot of advice and be more like him with my parenting.

And that came from Lottie.

And I have multiple accounts of just how wonderful of a young, young man Freddie's growing up to be.

He's great, man.

I tell you what, I'm at this age, 33, a few grey hairs on my head, starting to be a bit more aware of my age, feeling a little bit older.

There's nothing that makes you feel better than when I go pick him up from school.

I am a young dad.

For that age group, I'm still a young dad.

So, yeah, it's good for my ego as well.

The other thing that can sometimes be challenging like that with Freddie is it took...

It was like the elephant in the room for ages, me talking about my life and specifically the fame, specifically those kind of things.

Because I think to a kid, they just see it in the pure sense of a singer.

You know, there's someone who sings and that's that.

But I think where it became inevitable that I'd have to have conversations with them, it'd be like, say we're out at Target in America and someone stops me for a photo.

Now, I'd like to say I'm pretty good with photos.

I'll do them eight times out of ten.

Whenever I'm with Freddie, there is a 1,000% no chance.

Like, that is just not happening.

I don't get enough time with him as it is.

I'm always balancing my time between tour and going to see Freddie in the UK.