Jimmy Carr on becoming a dad: "I thought I'd left it too late"

16 October 2021, 09:00 | Updated: 2 November 2021, 11:31

Jimmy Carr on becoming a father later in life

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The comedian and presenter spoke to The Chris Moyles Show about his autobiography and his decision to become a dad.

Jimmy Carr appeared on The Chris Moyles Show this week to talk about everything from his new autobiography Before and Laughter to his decision to have a child.

The comedian surprised many when he had a baby with his long-term partner Karoline Copping and he's revealed how it's changed his perception on life.

"It's joyful. It's really lovely," he told Chris Moyles. "There's a lovely quote about it which is, 'It's like having a medical procedure where your heart now lives outside of your body'. It's lovely."

Watch our video with TV personality above.

Jimmy Carr's book, Before And Laughter, is out now.

READ MORE: Jimmy Carr tells Chris Moyles all about his hair transplant!

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