Chris Rock is never a million miles away from the news, with him now making headlines with his views on his children.
The comedian and actor seems like a dedicated family man, with him having a close bond with his two daughters.
Rock welcomed Lola, 20, and Zahra, 18, with his ex Malaak Compton-Rock and once said that he would 'shoot' anyone that hurts his daughters.
He has even got a matching tattoo with his eldest, so many have been left shocked by his recent revelation.
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During his new Netflix special, Selective Outrage, Rock revealed that he sometimes 'doesn't like his kids' because he believes they are 'rich and spoiled'.
In the special, he said: "I love my kids, but I don't like them. I don't like them because they're rich. My kids are rich and spoiled.
"My kids are f**king spoiled. And I did it. Me and their mother, but I f**king did it.
"I know some people are like 'Chris, you're rich.' Yeah, I'm rich. But I identify as poor. My pronouns are 'broke'."
Elsewhere in the stand-up special, which dropped on Netflix earlier this week, Rock gave a glimpse into his parenting style, which has left some a bit surprised.
Rock recalled one moment when his eldest daughter, Lola, was on a school trip to Portugal. But Lola was a little naughty on this trip as she was caught sneaking out and having some alcohol.
"Of course, they got busted. Rich, white schools, they don’t play that s**t," Rock said.
Rock wanted Lola to know that her actions have consequences, with him adding: "These crazy white schools got rich a** white parents and rich a** white parents do not let their kids get kicked out of school.
"So all the parents, they all got lawyers, even the ones that were lawyers got lawyers. Good lawyers. So, I come home from work and I see Lola outside just laughing with three of her little white girlfriends.
"Lola is like, ‘Daddy, stop it. You’re so serious! I’ll be back in school in no time'."
The Grown Ups star then took matters into his own hands and did something that not many other parents would even think of doing.
He recalled telling the dean: "I need you to kick my daughter out of this school. I need you to kick her Black a** out of this school.
"I need my Black child to learn her lesson right now before she is up on OnlyFans and some s**t. Please kick my child out."
Topics: Chris Rock, Celebrity, Parenting
Callum Jones