Selena Gomez Shares Her Dream of Having Four Kids with Benny Blanco
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Los Angeles, March 4 (NationPress) Singer and actress Selena Gomez recently expressed her desire to have children with her spouse, Benny Blanco.
She opened up about her hopes for a larger family during the second episode of the Friends Keep Secrets podcast, as reported by people.com.
The 33-year-old guest-starred on the podcast hosted by her husband, who is 37, along with their close friends Lil Dicky (real name: Dave Burd) and his wife, Kristin Batalucco.
In the episode, Blanco inquired about the number of children Burd and Batalucco envisioned having. Burd mentioned a maximum of two, while Batalucco suggested three.
“I want four, but that’s quite a lot,” Gomez remarked, revealing her aspiration for a bigger family after marrying Blanco in September 2025.
She elaborated on her motivation for wanting four kids, drawing inspiration from a memorable scene in The Family Stone, a holiday film that portrays the complexities of an unconventional family hosting their son’s girlfriend for the first time during Christmas.
The film features Diane Keaton as the family matriarch, alongside notable stars such as Craig T. Nelson, Dermot Mulroney, Sarah Jessica Parker, Rachel McAdams, Luke Wilson, and Claire Danes.
Gomez shared that Keaton's character reminded her of her own “nana”, who passed away at the age of 79 in October 2025.
When Blanco asked Burd if he had seen the film, Burd admitted he hadn’t. Gomez and Blanco described it as both “sweet” and “touching,” with Gomez adding it is “also sad.”
As she recounted a pivotal scene to Burd, Gomez expressed her longing for a similar experience: “One day at my dinner table, when I'm her age, I want to see that dinner table.”
“Whatever happens, happens. If we are only able to have one or none, that’s okay... but my dream is that scene where everyone is at the dinner table with their partners, kids, or even single; it’s just a beautiful cast of characters,” she said.
“It’s the community of family,” Batalucco added.
Gomez humorously remarked, “So, it’s actually going to be crazy hell until they become adults.”