Simon Cowell on why he’s banned Eric from having a mobile phone
11.03.2024 - 10:30
/ ok.co.uk
As the son of a millionaire you might think Simon Cowell’s little boy Eric would be awash with all the latest technology. Afterall, many 10-year-olds have their own computers and online gaming consoles not to mention phones. But the dark haired youngster, who is now 10, follows strict household rules when it comes to social media.
“He doesn’t have a mobile phone but a lot of his friends do. I don’t have one and haven’t for about seven or eight years either, so that makes it easier,” explains Simon in an exclusive chat with OK!. “I am very careful with him and social media.
Like every parent I am very conscious of it and how we protect our kids around it. I would never let him loose on an iPad or computer without supervision - I would just be too nervous." Instead, the X Factor supremo reveals the father and son enjoy more traditional pursuits together. “We play footie together - he is an Arsenal fan - and we have a couple of pinball machines.
I just love his company.” Simon lifted the lid on his close relationship with his boy, who he shares with fiancee Lauren Silverman, in the wake of him hosting the recent Together for Short Lives Ball. The charity, of which he is a patron, supports seriously ill children and their families and Simon admits that, as a father, he finds listening to the stories of some of the families helped by the charity incredibly moving. ‘I just could not cope if anything happened to my son Eric.
I love him so, so much.,” he explains. Little wonder then that having heard the powerful testimony of one mum at the charity ball, who relayed her own journey and how Together for Short Lives had helped her, Simon was lost for words. "It was one of the most difficult things I have ever had to listen to in
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