Freddie Prinze Jr. reveals his parents’ superpower: patience (exclusively)

Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar Know exactly what their two children are doing this summer, and it’s a “tough battle.”

The couple who married in 2002, Share a daughter, Charlotte, 15, and a son, Rocky, 12. Both children have hectic social schedules, especially in the summer when the school is not there to take up part of the day.

“You get a little unbalanced because many children’s friends are on vacation, or they go to the camp at somewhere else, or they are occupied with the camp locally, so you are more present,” he tells People of Summer Parent. “They don’t run as much from you. Like” Dad, can you take me here? Can you take me there? Can I see this guy? Can I see that girl? “We try to keep our children quite active.

The key to everything, says Prinze, 49, is patience, as he says is his wife’s parents’ superpower.

“Exercise of patience before the teenage power is a tough battle. It is, as everyone perhaps against the horrible villain he met in my hero Academy, that level of difficulty,” says Prinze, referring to the popular anime series. “Patience, I think, is the ultimate power, and if you don’t have it, it’s a muscle you have to work out. So definitely put in the time because it helps you win all the arguments.”

While Gellar, 48, is a natural on patience, was not something I know what you did last summer The actor mastered early.

“I had to learn it more than I was born with it. Sarah was better with it at first,” he admits. “Patience was something I learned and got better over time, like everything else.”

One thing Scooby-Doo star But have always been good at cooking. As the cook in the house (who even have its own cookbook), he is often prepared as accurately advanced meals for his children.

“They have many different requests, man. French onion soup is a big one. We do it from scratch,” he tells People. “I got a creamless tomato soup that my mom taught me how to do back on the day they really like, but this is all that takes a long ass to cook. So all their favorite things take hours to do properly. They like when I do new Mexico Green Chili Chicken Enchiladas. I’m like,” yo, it’s six hours. But that’s what they like, so that’s what they get. ”

He admits that the children enjoy a simple grilled cheese sandwich, but adds that they prefer to pair the “with the soup that takes me an hour.”

In a simpler world, She is all that The actor would only order Doordash, with whom he has collaborated this summer for Five weeks of summer of dashpass marketingWhich gives Dashpass members discounts of up to 50% discount on meals, groceries, electronics and summer’s essentials.

“I’m not trying to cook seven days a week. We try to go out somewhere nice, maybe once a week if we once every two weeks, depending on schedules, things like that,” he says. “Guy, (Doordash) is simple and simple. Everyone uses these apps, so they know how easy it is. This is just an extra savings you can get during the summer.”