Chad Michael Murray Reveals a Secret He Kept From His Wife
Chad Michael Murray shared a surprising secret that even his wife, Sarah Roemer, does not know. The actor, known for his role in Gilmore Girls, reflected on his admiration for his single father and how he desires to match his dedication to family.
Family and Fatherhood
Murray, father to three children aged ten, eight, and one, admitted during an episode of Cosmopolitan’s Blind Date that he secretly wishes for more children. He said,
“Probably that I secretly want more kids. I think four kids would be awesome. However, it’s probably not a great idea. This last one is really, whoof, she’s a wild card. She’s one … She’s the baby boss.”
Influence of His Father
In a previous interview with The Everygirl, Murray praised fatherhood, stating, “Children are the best reflection in the world.” He highlighted the impact his single father, Rex, had on his life.
Gratitude Towards His Father
During an appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show, Murray spoke about Rex, who raised him and his five siblings alone. He expressed deep respect and gratitude, mentioning,
“I always told myself if I could be half the man that my dad was then I’m doing alright.”
Summary
Chad Michael Murray values fatherhood deeply, inspired by his hardworking single father, and secretly hopes to expand his own family despite the challenges.
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