Eddie Murphy is one of the few people in the world who naturally knows how to love himself.
“My most important blessing is that I love myself,” the legendary comedian said. People review.
Looking back at his career and success in Hollywood, Eddie noted that his decisions are always inspired by his self-love.
“I’ve always loved myself, I’ve always been my own biggest fan. It’s at the heart of every decision you make. Some people go through their whole lives and come to the end saying, ‘I finally love myself.’ I started this way”, the Beverly Hills Cop said the star.
In his new Netflix documentary Being Eddiethe actor and comedian, whose career spans five decades, opens up about various aspects of his personal and professional life.
“In an area where people come and go, most people don’t get 50 years in prison,” he exclaimed.
Eddie, 64, found success as a comedian in the 1980s and Saturday evening live. He then went on to a series of successful films such as 48 Hours, Trading Places, Beverly Hills Cop, The Nutty Professor, Dreamgirls And Shrek.
Now, the actor spends his days having fun with his 10 children, five of whom are with his first wife, Nicole. He shares three children with former girlfriends and two more with his current wife, Paige Butcher.
When asked how he ended up having so many kids, he said, “It just happened. I never thought I’d have 10 kids, but now it’s the best thing ever. If you can afford that many kids, you should have as many as you can afford. It’s fun.”
However, Eddie Muyphy noted that his “kids are all decent people”, adding: “I don’t have a single rotten one, and I’d like to think they got some of that from me.”
