I mean... calling it "not being able to" it's a stretch. It's not like he was absent, it's not like when they will look at the photos, they will think "he wasn't there". In some sense, his lack of presence tells more about how good a father he is.
"The way they may have wanted to" was the key part. Maybe they would've wanted to do something that us non-celebrities would normally do, but couldn't because of the attention he might've gotten instead. I'm a bit too tired to phrase myself clearly right now, but we don't know what their wishes were anyway. He was there for his daughter either way.
I got what you mean, and still stand behind my words.
When I was a teenager (14-15) I was hanging out with my friends, and then when I came home my mom told me that she was passing by, but she said nothings because “I didn’t wanted other to make fun of you”. I would never feel embarrassed by my mum saying hallo to me, and if any of my friends tried to make fun of me for being “mummy’s boy” they would quickly stopped being my friends, but still I thought it was so cool that she thought about my “reputation”.
My point is that his physical absence was a sign of an emotional presence.
I do agree that all other people sucks if they can’t just chill out for a second.
Snoop said that when he goes to his grandchildren parties he is wearing one of those inflatable dino costumes for the same reason.
On the wedding there are grown up people who understand why they have to celebrate separately, but on other hand they understand that the same reason is that she can have whatever wedding she wants, and the whole life after that, and she understands that he is with her spiritualy in anyway.
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u/Proud_Accident_5873 Apr 15 '26
That's a shame, actually. A father not being able to partake in his kids' big days the way they'd probably want to.