Megyn Kelly Opens Up About Her Most Significant Parenting Regret
June 16, 2025 - 03:34
In a candid conversation on The Dr. Jordan B. Peterson Podcast earlier this month, Megyn Kelly, 54, shared a deeply personal reflection on her parenting journey. During the interview, she revealed that she carries a significant regret regarding her children, which she described as something that "haunts" her.
Kelly expressed that, despite her successes in various fields, the choices she made as a parent weigh heavily on her conscience. She emphasized the importance of being present for her children and the challenges of balancing her career with family life. The emotional weight of her regret serves as a reminder of the complexities of parenting, especially in the public eye.
Her honesty resonated with many listeners, as she discussed the universal struggles that come with raising children. Megyn Kelly's revelations highlight the often unseen pressures parents face and the lasting impact of their decisions on their families.
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