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When Kenan Thompson doesn’t play a single dad in his new NBC sitcom, Kenan, he is a real father to his two daughters, Georgia and Gianna, and a husband of his wife of nearly 10 years, an interior designer and Mini Supreme actress Christina Evangeline
While Christina usually stays out of the spotlight, fans can occasionally catch a glimpse of her and Kenan being adorable on Instagram. According to US weekly, the Saturday Night Live comedian was introduced to Christina via talent manager Danny EstradaApparently, the couple succeeded and eventually decided to get married on November 11, 2011, at an aquarium in Atlanta, Georgia.
[They’re] very happy. They’ve lived together as a couple and were excited to share the moments with close friends, ” a source said Us weekly“She was thrilled and a beautiful bride.”
Three years later, the two welcomed their first daughter, Georgia, on June 22, 2014. On July 31, 2018, Kenan and Christina had their second daughter, Gianna.
Over the years, Kenan has opened up to his love of fatherhood and how much having his daughters has changed him.
“I think the biggest wake-up call is how immediate it is,” he said People last year. ‘One day you are not a father and the next you are. From that moment on you are just a father. ‘
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He continued, “And sure, my coolness got sucked right out of me. I didn’t know … I didn’t even feel it, but I just started wearing black socks and shorts right away and was just very old-fashioned in stores and too much. ask questions about items that are blatantly obvious and in my face. “
But he wouldn’t trade any of it. While you’re against Variety prior to the premiere of Kenan, he made it clear that when it comes to reconciling his time with his wife and children and his career, family always comes first.
“I have a certain number that I would like to see,” Kenan, the surviving comedian, said SNL, said about how many seasons he wants to be on the sketch show. “I think 20 is a good, round, even number that I’m close to. I feel like that’s within reach, but it would also be respected if I don’t get there. Like 18 is fine, 19 is fine. “Doesn’t matter. It’s about whether I have time for my family? There’s only 24 hours in a day.”
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