Jake Paul says having children will prolong his boxing career and wants them to be best pals with brother Logan’s kids
JAKE PAUL says having children will keep him in boxing longer – and wants his kids to be best friends with brother Logan’s.
The YouTuber-turned-boxer became an uncle in September after Logan and his fiancee Nina welcomed daughter Esme into the world.
Jake wants babies of his own with girlfriend Jutta Leerdam – but the Dutch speedskater plans to wait until after the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Little brother Jake – who boasts of being a super-cool uncle to Esme – dreams of raising up the next generation of Pauls all-together.
He told SunSport: “I think it would be great for all of our kids to grow up together.
“I think they’re gonna be each other’s best friends because of the fact that they’re gonna be growing up in a crazy world that is so different than most other kids and they’re not gonna be able to turn and trust a lot of people.
“So I think it’d be good for our kids to be able to be close in age for sure.”
Jake is ready to juggle the brutal and gruelling life as a boxer with daddy duty – and does not expect fatherhood to soften him as a fighter.
The 28-year-old said: “I don’t think so, I think it would do the opposite.
“I think it would give me more reasons to fight and more reasons to provide for my family, and probably motivate me more.”
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Jake is currently 11-1 as a boxer and most recently beat Mike Tyson, 58, in a controversial fight viewed by over 100 MILLION people on Netflix.
But he can now add reality TV star to his list of accolades after filming an eight-part series called Paul American alongside his family.
The show – airing on HBO’s Max in America – also stars the brothers’ mum Pam, dad Greg and their fiancees Jutta and Nina.
And Logan told us: “This show has caused a few divides in the family, which sucks for us, but it’s great media.
“We’ve shown our whole lives on camera, on YouTube and the internet primarily, and we felt like Max was an outlet where we could go even further.
“I don’t know why we felt like that, but maybe because it’s Max and it’s like an incredibly prestigious platform.
“So we really put it all out there for everyone to judge and and and hate on us. It’s pretty sick!”
- The Max Original reality series PAUL AMERICAN debuts THURSDAY, MARCH 27 on Max. Episodes debut weekly leading up to the season finale on Thursday, May 15.