Philip Rivers, father of 8, wants to keep having more kids
Philip Rivers isn't done making babies.
Aug 9, 2017; Irvine, CA, USA; Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Phillip Rivers (17) runs drills during joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams at Microsemi Field at UC Irvine. Mandatory Credit: Kelvin Kuo-USA TODAY Sports
The Los Angeles Chargers quarterback appeared on The Dan Patrick Show on Monday, where he was asked whether he was done having children. Rivers and his wife Tiffany already have eight kids, so you might expect him to slow down. However, that’s not the case.
“No. Heck no,” the 36-year-old Rivers said. “I hope not.”
“Oh yeah, she’s all-in,” he said of his wife Tiffany.
The 36-year-old clearly loves having kids, as his eight offspring range from as old as 16 to as young as two. At this rate, he’ll be able to assemble his own kid-offense by the time he retires.
Eight kids is already quite a lot. Adding more seems sort of crazy. But, for Rivers, it’s all part of the plan. The more kids the better. As long as he and his wife are content, why not keep popping em out?
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