David Foster share details from son Rennie’s fourth birthday party (exclusively)

David Foster Celebrated his youngest with a party based on his son’s latest obsession.

“He wanted Power Rangers,” Foster, 75, tells People of Son Rennie, 4, whom he shares with his wife Katharine McPhee Foster40.

“The Power Rangers Come, and it was fantastic, ”he continues. “And we had a small jump house and some Mexican food and churros, and everyone had a fantastic time.”

Foster says they decided between Power Rangers And Darth Vader, but eventually decided “Darth Vader can be a little scary for 3 and 4-year-olds.”

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Toddlers, however, were not the only group that the fetus kept in mind when planning the celebration.

“Today, parents also come to the parties,” Foster adds. “So you find yourself entertaining the parents and thinking about what to do for the parents and children.”

Unlike this year’s Bash, Foster and McPhee Foster Celebrated Rennie’s birthday last year By going to Disneyland only the three. The family enjoyed the theme park on “A Day Often” from the couple’s tour “An intimate evening”, which had the date that weekend in Florida.

Other than to sometimes go with their parents along the way, Foster says that people Rennie is “just an ordinary child”, and he has dropped the drums since debut his skills in just 2 years old. More recently, Foster Rennie says a talent for puzzles.

“This morning we put puzzles together,” shares fetuses. “I swear to you, I’m not lying. He’s better at it than me. ”

Rennie still has a foot in the music world when he walks with his parents on the road for Foster’s first Broadway musical, Boop! MusicalOpens April 5. Foster tells the people Rennie loves the cartoon of the 90s and already knows all the songs “by osmosis.”

“We only talked this morning, cat and I, that we would like him to go to the show, even if he is too young, really,” says Foster. “But there is nothing bad in the show for a child. It’s a really family -friendly show. ”

In addition to Rennie, Foster is a father to Five adult children – Allison, 54, Amy, 51, Sara, 44, Erin, 42 and Jordan, 39. He adds that they all plan to support him at Boop! Musical premiere.

“We only had one family dinner, and without me praying, they are,” yes, we all want to be there on April 5 “,” Foster shares.