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From: Canadian Press By night, GENE SIMMONS goes to work wearing makeup and spitting blood in the heavy metal band KISS. By day, he's got some downright normal ideas about parenting. Simmons, his partner, actress Shannon Tweed, and their children - 17-year-old Nick Tweed-Simmons and 14-year-old Sophie Tweed-Simmons - let cameras into their home for the new A&E series GENE SIMMONS Family Jewels. "Our responsibility is to protect our kids, supply the money and the structure and the love," Simmons, 56, said this week at the Television Critics Association's summer meeting. "Their job is to do well in school and behave, period. This notion of parents having to go negotiate with their children who just learned to wipe their butts is out of the question." Tweed is not one of those mothers who nag about picking up clothes off the floor, either. "We focused more on the important things in life, like your schoolwork," said Tweed, 49, Playboy's Playmate of the Year in 1982. "The kids have their priorities straight - staying sober and paying attention." Simmons said he lives by the same rules he applies to his children. "I've never been high, drunk, never smoked in my life," he said. "Can't say the same for me," said Tweed. |
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