JazziQ Opens Up About Being A Dad To His Twin Daughters. Renowned musician and record producer JazziQ, known for his exceptional talent and contributions to Amapiano industry, recently opened up about his fatherhood journey and the lessons he’s learnt to DRUM.
JazziQ shared how he has gained a newfound understanding of the instinctual need fathers have to protect their children. He emphasized his unwavering commitment to ensuring his daughters’ safety and well-being. With unconditional love as his driving force, he would go to great lengths to shield them from any harm or adversity they might encounter. In a world that can be cruel, JazziQ wants his daughters to know that they have a safe space with him—a sanctuary where they can always find love, understanding, and protection.
“I now understand why fathers always protect their kids because I would go to the ends of the world to protect my girls from anything and anyone who made the world unsafe for them. The world is cruel and the one thing I want them to know is that they have a safe space with me,” he told DRUM.
He also shared how his priorities have shifted since becoming a father saying, “My priorities have shifted, and I am more worried about the future now that I am a father.”
The demanding nature of JazziQ’s career makes achieving a perfect balance challenging. Acknowledging this, he expresses that maintaining equilibrium is a feat for anyone who works as tirelessly as he does. He also acknowledged the importance of his family’s support and the efforts of his amazing friends who step in on days when he needs assistance. It is through their combined support that he finds the strength to fulfill his obligations and create meaningful moments with his daughters.
“But I have a family that plays a large role in the background of all of this, I have amazing friends who also pull up for me on days when I can’t and through their efforts do I then find time to do everything that has to be done,” he added.
Back in December he shared an adorable photo with his two girls with the caption, “A Handful ❤️.”
