Feb. 23, 2023

The past few weeks have been pretty big for John Legend. The 44-year-old EGOT winner released Legend (Solo Piano Version), received three Grammy nominations (Song of the Year, Best Rap Performance, and Best Rap Song), launched the skincare line Loved01, and last, but certainly not least, welcomed his third child, Esti, with Chrissy Teigen. Speaking to Fatherly, the multi-hyphenate reflected on his new album and growing family, how he balances work and parenting, and the legacy he wants to leave behind, all with an open-heartedness and honesty that’s defined his career. “I’m of the belief that you can’t control everything,” he said, when asked if his art informs his parenting. “I don’t like to micromanage anything. And I think life should be very collaborative, and we should all be learning together.” Below, you can read more of Legend’s thoughts on everything from the music he plays most often for his kids to what he hopes to achieve, both as an artist and as dad to Luna, Miles, and Esti.

ALL OF LEGEND
John Legend Has More Love To Give

With a newborn at home and an intimate new album out, Legend reflects on the family philosophy of letting fans in.

READ THIS STORY

They weren't that worried about losing us to Esti. They know we have plenty of love to go around.

FURTHER READING

Josh Duhamel Is Ready To Do It All Again
Steph Curry On Work Ethic, Missing Free Throws, And Raising Resilient Kids
Daniel Handler Works His Melancholy Magic
WISE WORDS
What I Wish I Told My Wife More Often, According To 12 Men

What goes unsaid goes unheard. Don’t let it be something important.

READ THIS STORY
DAD BOD
The Best Stretches For Lower Back Pain

These seven moves can help undo some of the damage and prevent more pain.

READ THIS STORY
TAX SEASON
5 Tips To Maximize Your Tax Refund This Year

Pay close attention to these areas when filing your taxes — they could seriously beef up your refund.

READ THIS STORY
WORKING IT
Nearly Every Company In The World's Biggest 4-Day Week Trial Will Keep It

A new study finds once again that the four-day workweek is good for productivity, employers, and employees — especially parents.

READ THIS STORY
BOOKS
New Versions Of Classic Roald Dahl Books Have Controversial Changes

Here's why new editions of The Witches and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory are causing an uproar.

READ THIS STORY
You're receiving this email because you signed up to receive communications from BDG Media. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safelyunsubscribe. Or to manage preferences clickhere
BDG Media, Inc. · 315 Park Ave. South · New York, NY 10010 · USA
Copyright 2023 BDG Media, Inc. All rights reserved.