Zoe Saldaña Says Son Cy, 10, Asked Her When He'd Be 'Old Enough' to Listen to Kendrick Lamar Following Super Bowl Performance

Zoe Saldaña's son is exploring a new genre of music.

The Emilia Pérez actress, 46, appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live and was asked if she'd been able to watch the Super Bowl over the weekend. Although Saldaña shared that she didn't watch since it was her one day off, the mom of three said one of her sons did ask about the halftime show after the event.

“He looked amazing, and he’s such a great artist," Saldaña said of Kendrick Lamar, who performed during halftime. "Cy, one of my twins, asked me that night. He goes, ‘When will I be old enough to listen to Kendrick Lamar?’”

“I would say like maybe 14, 15. But he’s 10 now, so yeah," she answered. "But he’s a wonderful artist. I told Cy he’s a wonderful artist and when you’re old enough, you’ll be able to listen and enjoy his music.”

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Despite not watching the game together, Saldaña did say that her family was able to bond a different way — through haircuts.

“I was just with my boys because my husband’s traveling and my boys have really long hair, so I was cutting their hair," she shared.

“Well they don’t want to go to the barber," Saldaña continued. "I beg them. ‘Why don’t we just go to breakfast and go to the barber?’ And they’re like, ’No, you cut it!’ So there I was, cutting their hair like five inches to one, four inches to the other, three inches to…I was just cutting."

Earlier this month, Saldaña spoke to W. Magazine and shared that she's been attempting to get her three young sons into dance.

"I'm trying. I'm not going to give up. Studies have shown that it is so therapeutic for men to take any form of dance at a very early age or throughout their lives because they carry so much tension and emotion," she told the outlet.

"At least my twins are tapping. My younger one, he couldn't give a s--- who is dancing. He wants to be Cristiano Ronaldo; he wants to be Lionel Messi," she continued. "But my twins are very much like, 'Yo, girls are in there? They're dancing hip-hop?' And they'll dance."

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