Robert Downey Jr.'s Daughter

But how are the kids, my man? How are the kids? Uh, pretty fun. It's fun to bring the kids to New York. Oh, they're here with you now? That's right. I mean, they're not here, they're not like up in there, yeah. So what's their favorite thing to do? They've been here before, right? Uh, yes. I mean, there's obviously, there's always the park and running around in the streets, you know. I mean, I don't know, probably arguing over a piece of toast. I don't know what they like to do. So Exton is four. He's four. And then Avery? Avery is 18 months. 18 months. She's the sweetest. Wow. You took a recent family trip to Aspen, right? Yeah, we went to Aspen. I don't want to say, I'm not a big ski mountain guy. I wasn't raised in a family where you could keep a set of skis together. But we had a really good time. Yeah, what'd you do? We, well, Exton took ski lessons. Avery and I hung out a bunch. I went snowshoeing. Oh, I love to snowshoeing. Good exercise. It's really good. It's the greatest. It's also a lot harder to wind up in the hospital snowshoeing. 100%. You know, and right before a press tour, you want to be like, hey guys, sorry, I can't really show up for a civil war. I'm in traction. Yeah, yeah. So, you know. It's a lot easier also, though, to get lost in the woods. So you have to make sure you stay on your snowshoe trail. My God, now I'll never do it again. No, don't do it. But you brought a video of you and Avery. I did. I did. I think it's important you see this sweet child. Are you a baby? Oh, wow. Are you Avery? You're a pretty girl. Yes. Are you happy? Blah, blah, blah. I miss it. It's, yeah, I mean, they can do no wrong. I know. It's really true. And then it all changes. And you can't either, the pair. You know what? You just enjoy them and love them. They love you back, man. That's the best thing about being a father.