Sam Claflin

I feel like I know better who I am.

And now I'm a dad.

I embrace that role with all of me.

And I think...

I was born to be a nurturer, like to look after people and to make sure other people are OK and to be a host.

And so having kids is sort of giving me my life's purpose, I feel.

And I'd love to have more.

I'd love to, you know, just sort of spread that love, because I think that's.

That's what I was made for.

That's what I believe.

And I think I believed that when I was a kid.

So the acting is great.

I love the acting.

I love my job.

I love what I do.

But I also just love being a dad and a parent and being able to...

sort of go through this process as a parent and my kids are like 10 and 8 now and being able to kind of share what I'm learning currently with them and then having them talk to me about their fears and about their insecurities I'm like wow and now I know how to deal with that rather than saying we don't talk about we don't talk about our emotions we don't we shy it's kind of it's a real blessing and I feel like you know again I know I speak on behalf of most men

across the world actually in my generation that were taught to be a man, you don't cry, you don't speak about your emotions or say I love you or I'm proud of you.

And I think that affected me more than I had hoped maybe.

And I have two very loving parents, very supportive parents.