In this program recovered from The Way Back, Alaska relived moments of him childhood by the hand of Albert EspinosaThe writer and presenter began by showing him images from one of his favourite cartoons from his childhood: ‘Flipper’.Did you like “Flipper” or did you like the boy?” Albert Espinosa asked him as Alaska hummed along to the song. “I was from “Flipper,” I never liked children. “I loved dolphins,” the singer said.
Alaska admitted that with age his thoughts on children had changed: “When I was little, children my age seemed hateful to me, until I was older and then, “I have affection for children.”
Asked by Albert Espinosa about Why hadn’t she been a mother if she loved children?The artist responded bluntly that I didn’t want to be a mother: “It’s one thing to love children. I would have a preschool. A preschool where I would go in the morning, see them. See them, play with them, spoil them, and I would give them back to their parents and let them raise them,” he joked. “Because children need to be raised and I don’t want that.”he said bluntly.
He had no choice, I have it thanks to him
