AceShowbiz - Sting has made it clear that he does not plan to support his children’s careers through an inheritance, emphasizing the value of hard work. The musician, father to six children including the artist Eliot Sumner and actress Mickey Sumner, shared his perspective in a recent interview with CBS Sunday Morning.

Sting explained, “I’m spending our money. I’m paying for your education. You’ve got shoes on your feet. Go to work.” He underscored that this approach is not out of cruelty but stems from kindness and trust in his children’s ability to build their own paths in life. Sting described his children as “tough” and praised their strong work ethic.

The legendary artist believes that teaching his children the importance of earning a living is crucial. He expressed that telling them they don’t need to work would be a form of abuse he wants to avoid. Sting aligned himself with the working class, stating, “The working class works and wants to work. I’m one of those people, I love to work.”

This philosophy has evidently influenced his children’s attitudes toward their careers, encouraging them to strive independently rather than depend on family wealth. Sting’s stance highlights the significance he places on responsibility and effort, values he hopes his children will carry forward in their professional and personal lives.