Tyler Perry is making it clear that his son Aman will have to grind if he wants to enjoy the finer things in life. In case y’all didn’t know, Perry shares his son, Aman with Gelila Bekele.
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Tyler Perry Shares The Life Lessons He’s Teaching His Son
Tyler Perry pulled up to ‘The Sherri Shepherd Show’ recently and opened up about how he’s raising his son and the life lessons he’s teaching him. When Sherri asked about Aman’s Christmas list, Perry kept it real, saying, “he don’t get no Christmas list.”
Sherri Shepherd couldn’t believe how strict Perry was keeping it for the holidays, but he made it clear Aman’s only getting two things: “books and Legos.”
When Sherri asked, “That’s it?” Tyler responded with, “He don’t have a job — what else is he gonna get?” The filmmaker said he’s adamant about not raising a spoiled kid. He even shared a story about Aman complaining about long lines while flying commercial, so he started making him fly coach.
“He’s not gonna be one of those ridiculous, spoiled rich kids. I can’t stand that, no! He ain’t go no money!” Tyler said.
Social Media Weighs In
The Roommates packed The Shade Room’s comment section with reactions to Tyler Perry’s parenting style. Opinions were split, but ‘The Sherri Shepherd Show’ chimed in, dropping a bunch of clapping emojis to back Tyler up. sherrishowtv wrote, “👏👏👏👏👏”
Instagram user @marcusgholar wrote, “HIS MONEY. HIS CHILD! Mind y’all business.”
Instagram user @itsjanestaa wrote, “He’s strict 🤣 and here I am gifting like I got his kind of money…😩”
While Instagram user @officialtonep wrote, “This is why dads are important. 💯”
Another Instagram user @kadishabrandon wrote, “I bet you, his kid is respectful, grateful and appreciated❤️”
Instagram user @oldmanebro wrote, “I approve this message.”
Then Instagram user @imshandadenyce wrote, “Yes cause I despise entitlement. You will get what you need!”
Lastly, Instagram user @_jsxl wrote, “He’s teaching him not to be entitled just because of who his dad is & that makes sense. Especially as he gets older.”
