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In Rare Comment About His Family, Pitbull Says He Doesn’t Want to Put His Children ‘In My World ‘Cause They’re Not Built For It Yet’

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Pitbull has explained why he keeps his children out of public view: he believes they are not yet ready for the scrutiny attached to his celebrity. He says protecting their privacy is his responsibility, so they can form friendships and make choices about publicity for themselves as they grow older.

The rapper, whose real name is Armando Pérez, did not disclose how many children he has, saying only that he has “a lot”. He says his children enjoy seeing him perform, but he teaches them to avoid sharing personal details and says social media is off limits unless older children choose otherwise. His 14th studio album, *Pitcoin*, features collaborations with artists including Enrique Iglesias, Lil Jon and Bon Jovi.

  • Pitbull says he shields his children from celebrity scrutiny.
  • He has not disclosed how many children he has.
  • Older children can decide for themselves about social media.

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Pitbull is the stage name of Armando Pérez, an American rapper and performer known for songs and collaborations with artists across pop and hip-hop. Like many public figures, he has a family life that attracts interest, but he has generally kept details about his children private.

Children of celebrities can face attention from fans and the media before they are old enough to decide how much publicity they want. Parents may set limits on what is shared about them, including on social media, while leaving them to make their own choices as they grow up.

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