Opening up on parenthood in the latest issue of GQ magazine, the star – who is dad to two-year-old Jack – said that he predicts the day will come where he will have to prove himself to his son.
“I have a feeling I’ll be tested and I’ll have to prove to him that he’s more important to me than show business, and I feel I’ll be ready to pass that test…If it means turning down a big paycheque so that I can go camping for the weekend, being difficult with my contract so that I can be let out, and it means the quality of the film goes down because I’m not there to give everything, then so be it,” said the 35-year-old, candidly.
The star, who is married to fellow actress Anna Faris, added: “And if it means retiring early and getting ranch somewhere and just bird hunting, that’s kind of what I secretly want to do anyways, so that’ll be sweet.”
Chris has previously spoken of his dedication to son Jack, who suffered health complications after being born premature. He previously said: “I’ve done all kinds of cool stuff as an actor, but none of them mean anything compare to being somebody’s daddy.”
