Radio and television star Roman Kemp has opened up about his fear of never having kids after going for a “sperm check”.
Roman was previously in a public relationship with scientist Anne-Sophie Flury. However, they split after three years of being together in 2020.
In a new interview, the 31-year-old, who is seemingly single, got candid about wanting to become a father.
Roman Kemp on his desire to become a father
While talking to Closer, Roman said he is “terrified about not having kids,” stating: “That is my biggest thing.”
“I even went to have a sperm check when I was 30. I honestly think I’m such a family person. I’m so grateful for the life that I’ve been able to have growing up… I couldn’t think of anything better,” he explained.
“I’ve always said to my friends, like, no matter what job comes up, they’ll know that I’m truly happy when I call them and say, ‘I’m going to have a baby!’”
Roman on health battle
In the same interview, Roman discussed his 16-year battle with depression and his ADD diagnosis.
“I am still on medication. It has changed my life. But I need to think, ‘Has it positively changed my life and does it continue to do so?’ And the answer is ‘Yes’, so why should I change?” he said.
Roman admitted he tried to come off the antidepressant named Sertaline but soon realised “that way of life is not for me.”
He revealed the “only time where I have had real suicidal and intrusive thoughts has been when I came off it cold turkey”.
Roman said ADD can also become a “great power because you can become so determined not to let it get the better of you”.
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