Kelsey Grammer on rearing 7 children, welcome baby 8 with his wife Kayte

Kelsey grammer open only to Weekly US About to raise seven children with a large age range before the news broke that he and wife Kayte Walsh expect their fourth baby together.

“It’s been interesting. The age range is from (41) to 8. That’s pretty great,” said Grammer, 70, Us In an interview in May. “The 12-, 10- and 8 year olds are the ones I spend every day with, and it’s great.”

The Fatten Star is currently the father of seven. Shares Spencer, 41, with ex-wife A doreen elbow. Greer, 33, was born during his romance with Barrie Bucknerand Mason, 23, and Jude, 20, welcomed with Beverly Hills Real House Wives aum Camille Meyer. He also shares Faith, 12, Gabriel, 10, and James, 8, with his wife of 14 years, Walsh.

It was reported earlier this week that Walsh was pregnant with her and a fourth Grammer child together – and his eighth overall. The first Cheese Star was seen with a very pregnant Walsh, 46, in London on Tuesday, June 17.

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Before the exposure of Walsh’s pregnancy, the six-time Emmy winner looked back at how to become a father to seven-soon-to-be-eight-day as a definitive attitude of his life.

“(My children) are amazing, and they make my life worthwhile,” he told Us in May. “The love I have in my life today is absolutely shocking.”

At the time, Grammer spoke about his traumatic experience he and his wife of losing a child when Walsh was expecting twins in 2012. The actor wrote in his 2025 biography, Karen: A brother remembersthat “the biggest pain” he had ever known was when he and Walsh made the decision to abort one of the twins because of serious complications.

Doctors told the couple in 13 weeks that the amniotic sack of the male twin twin was broken and irreversible. In view of the risk of losing the two twins, the pregnant parents made the encouraging decision to abort their male twin to save their daughter’s life. (Their feminine twin, faith, born healthy in February 2012.)

Talking to Us In May, Grammer reflected on how birth their son Gabriel Two years later the couple eventually helped to overcome their grief.

“He really made us stronger in many ways,” he told Us. “Kayte went through many. We can cry buckets over that day, but we have the blessing of knowing that (our son) Gabriel has come (next).”

Grammer also opened in May about how the murder of sister Karen in 1975 changed the dynamics of his family forever. The actor had just returned to Florida when his sister was abducted and murdered by Freddie Glenn. Michael Corbett. Larry Dunn and Eric McLeod As part of a slaughter spree who took the lives of seven people that summer. (Glenn is Serving a lifetime prison After being convicted of Karen’s death and two other murders. Corbett served 43 years behind bars for the murders before his death in 2019. Dunn was never tried for Karen’s murder but was convicted of reduced crimes and collaborated with prosecutors in Glenn’s case. McLeod was sentenced to 15 to 20 years imprisonment for pleading guilty to armed robbery and rape.)

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Grammer wrote in Karen: A brother remembers he was “deserted” and “drowned in grief” following the murder of his sister. He explained tearfully to Us That he was finally able to improve one of the most traumatic events in his life by sharing Karen’s story.

“It’s been amazing,” he said. “I don’t carry the self-hatred part anymore. I don’t blame myself anymore. I miss it.”

Tackling the lasting impact of Karen’s death, Grammer said, “I hope I (my children) do not have to experience what I have experienced. I want my children to live fully and venture and be bold and adventurous.”

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