Kennedy Rapudo - I wish I had all my kids with one woman

17 July 2024

• The businessman has a teenage daughter, a son who is 9, and a daughter who recently turned 1.

• He is co-parenting with two of his baby mamas.

Amber Ray's partner, Kennedy Rapudo, now says he regrets having children with different women.

However, he assured that he loves his kids and is determined to be there for them, come rain or shine. He shared this during an interview with Parents Magazine.

Rapudo, a father of three, said that ideally, he would have married one woman and had children with her.

"There are things I would have wanted to do differently as a father. One of them is having kids with one woman. It is what it is. Those stories only exist in movies. I know what it means to be without a father. I will never let them grow without that."

When asked how he maintains harmony between the three families, he explained, "We have built a good rapport between my kids and my partner.

We have transparent communication. Kids will always be there, so you let them sort it out themselves and take them for activities together.

If you love somebody and she has a child, don't try to show any distinction between the kids. Bring them up as a family."

Has he faced challenges being a father of many and a stepdad?

"Most people are aware of the court process I went through with my son. I never anticipated the complexities. I thought it would be okay, as this was my family and my children could visit me.

That’s why I went to court. We sorted it out, and my son can now visit me any time he wants. I have enjoyed every moment of it. There can be drama from one parent or another, but as long as you handle it, you're good.

I have never had problems from the father of my stepson Garvin (Amber Ray's son), and I have never had problems from the mother of my daughter Savanni."

How does it work?

"We have built a good rapport between my kids and my partner. We have transparent communication. Kids will always be there, so you let them sort it out themselves and take them for activities together.

If you love somebody and she has a child, don't try to show any distinction between the kids; bring them up as a family."