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See the Most Hilarious Stories Celebrity Parents Have Shared About Their Kids

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Everyone knows that kids can be a handful, whether they’re making a huge mess or starting mischief the minute your back is turned. But believe it or not, these experiences aren’t limited to everyday moms and dads. It turns out even celebrity parents, like Jessica Simpson, understand the feeling all too well.

In an interview with Jimmy Fallon, the singer explained that there are quite a few things people can expect when to comes to her two kids, Maxwell and Ace.

Jessica Simpson Family

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“They’re better at technology than I am, not that I’m ever good at it but they take over people’s phones and somehow find the pictures not to post,” she said.

At just two and three years old, it seems like the two are catching on incredibly fast! We can only imagine how it will be when these kids get even older.

Check out the video to see the kids of your favorite celebrities then and now!

We’ll admit — situations like this can be a bit stressful and awkward. After all, no parent wants to deal with having their embarrassing pictures sent to the wrong people! But at the same time, they do make for the funniest stories (for instance, Drew Barrymore wouldn’t have had such a great story to tell Seth Meyers if it weren’t for her daughter’s epic tantrum at Disney World!).

Check out our gallery of famous parents who shared the most chuckle-worthy moments they’ve had with their kids!

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