While actors Peter Facinelli and Jennie Garth make decision for adding another child, never across on their mind that they are playing zone. The age difference between his daughter isn’t getting much easier! “Now they’re all at an age where they all want to do different things, so you’re constantly being split up, your attention is being split,” he notes. “I’d say [with] two you’re going man-to-man, so you have your wife with you and it’s easy. Now [with three kids] we’re playing zone.”
Ryan Seacrest suggests the theory that a fourth child could create a sense of balance among the siblings, allowing them to depend more on one another and less on their parents, Peter laughs that his own mindset leads him to believe the world is designed for a fivesome. “That’s what I tell my wife,” he says.
“It’s party of five. You go into a restaurant, there’s five chairs at a table. You go to a hotel, you can fit five people in the [room]; If you get one more person, you have to get two hotel rooms. You get into a car, it seats five, otherwise you gotta get a Yukon bus!”
Father of Luca Bella, 12 this month, Lola Ray, 6 ½, and Fiona Eve, 2 ½, is admits the large age gap has its share of disadvantages. “They’re all like 4 or 5 years apart, so every time they were out of diapers I was like, ‘Oh, I think I can do this again,’ and you forget that it’s so much work.”
