Kevin Hart has no intention of growing his family anytime soon.In a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, the 45-year-old actor discussed the prоspect of having more children and quipped that his home with four children is “loud enough.”Hart, who has an 8-month-old daughter named Kaori Mai, a 3-year-old boy named Kenzo Kash, and a 13-year-old son named Hendrix as well as a 16-year-old daughter named Heaven with his ex-wife Torrei Hart, all live in “a good place” at the time.

Does the home’s volume not suffice? I believe it to be. Hart chuckled, “I think it’s loud enough around here.” It’s excellent. As a family of six with a few pets, we’re at a good spot right now with lots going on.””I sаy that jokingly but, you know, look, if it’s what the universe calls for and it’s what we’ve decided, then it is what it is,” he said.

The actor continued by talking about his love of parenting and gratitude for his family. Fatherhood, his latest film, will be released on Netflix this month.

”We love raising children, and we adore every little one we have right now. We have two toddlers and teenagers, you know? It’s the ideal division of ages,” he said. “This is the ideal home. It is more than just what you would expect it to be.”When Hart visited The Ellen DeGeneres Show last month, he confided in the host about how at ease he was following the September birth of his daughter, Kaori Mai.

Hart made a joke about being jaded when DeGeneres, 63, enquired about how he felt about being in the delivery room for the fourth time. Indeed.The celebrity joked, “It’s a baby girl?,” recalling his response to Kaori’s birth in a deadpan manner. Great, where is she now? Allow me to view her. Well, there goes her. Is it possible for us to finish her? Shall we depart today? What must we accomplish?””Hey, how are your legs feeling? “You walking or no?” he asked, making reference to his spouse Eniko.

“If you walking, we can get out of here today.”The comedian continued by saying that having his three older children helped him be ready to meet the new little one. “At this point, all of the pаnic that goes into it is gone,” he said. “I’ve been there, I’ve done it, I’ve seen it.”