Kings Opens Up About Trouble Youth, Being in Therapy at 11 Years Old

Dom Harvey

Episode Description

If you google Kings, you can find out his song “Don’t worry about it” was number 1 on the charts for 33 weeks, making it a NZ record for most weeks at number 1. An incredible feat.

But this conversation is jam packed with stuff you WON’T find anywhere else:

-His journey of raising a daughter after he became a teenage dad.

-The impact of therapy to deal with his anger issues as a kid.

-His complicated relationship with food which resulted in him getting a gastric sleeve operation.

-Coping with sudden fame, regrets about doing an Air NZ safety video, going on The Traitors reality TV show, finding religion and so much more.

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Brief Summary

Guests discuss childhood therapy, family dynamics, and personal growth.

Key points

  • Therapy at a Young Age. Discussing the impact of starting therapy at 11 years old.
  • Anger and Communication. Exploring the frustration of not being able to communicate feelings as a child.
  • The Role of Parents. Reflecting on the influence of parents in shaping character and values.

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