Jason Bateman Puts His Whole Foot In His Mouth Asking Charli XCX About Kids
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The conversation turned awkward when the possibility of having kids got brought up.
Actor Jason Bateman had an uncomfortable moment with singer Charli XCX during Monday’s episode of “Smartless” when he questioned her about not wanting kids.
While discussing her childhood, Charli XCX revealed that dealing with conflict was hard because she’s an only child. Bateman then asked her whether she wanted to have more than one kid because of that. She responded that she didn’t think she wanted any kids.
“All that could change,” Bateman said.
He then said his wife didn’t want kids until she met Bateman.
“So you might find somebody...” Bateman began to say.
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