**Kevin Hart’s Audible Original: A Humorous and Heartfelt Exploration of Fatherhood**
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Comedian and actor Kevin Hart is set to release his latest project, an Audible Original titled *Kids Make Me Angry*, which delves into his extensive journey through fatherhood. Known for his ability to blend humor with real-life experiences, Hart provides a candid look at the chaotic ups and downs of raising children. The audiobook is described as “part memoir, part parenting survival guide,” offering insights from over 20 years of parenting.

Scheduled to be available from June 4, just ahead of Father’s Day, *Kids Make Me Angry* encapsulates Hart’s philosophy of parenting, which he admits has not always followed a traditional blueprint. “I had no blueprint for being a dad, so I had to figure it out on my own,” Hart explains. “And let me tell you, I wasn’t always perfect, but I showed up 100% of the time.”
The audiobook is structured around eight key stages of parenting that Hart has experienced over the years. These phases range from the initial cluelessness that accompanies becoming a parent to what he terms “The Runway,” which encapsulates the challenges of learning to let go as children reach independence. By articulating these challenges, Hart hopes to provide others with guidance through their own parenting journeys.
Throughout this deeply personal work, Hart discusses some of his most transformative moments as a father to his four children: Heaven, Hendrix, Kenzo, and Kaori. His anecdotes reflect a mixture of humour and vulnerability, highlighting experiences such as teaching a young child about consequences, jumping into a pool to rescue a son from a toy mishap, and navigating difficult conversations with his teenagers.
Hart, who grew up without the presence of his own father, views fatherhood as a significant opportunity for redemption and growth. He is adamant that fatherhood does not require perfection but rather a commitment to being present and supportive. This perspective is echoed in his mission to create a familial legacy defined by love, mentorship, and involvement rather than absence.
By sharing his stories, Hart aims to break the cycle of generational absence that defined his upbringing. “My mission is to transform the Hart name from one associated with absence into one defined by presence, love, and mentorship,” he states. His reflections provide not only humour but also valuable lessons on resilience and connection that resonate with parents everywhere.
In an era where the pressures of parenting are often heightened, Hart’s relatable prose serves as a reminder that the most important aspect of parenthood is the willingness to show up and embrace the chaos. As he prepares for the launch of *Kids Make Me Angry*, Hart is looking forward to sharing his journey with listeners worldwide.
The release of this audiobook comes at an opportune time, allowing families to reflect on the complexities and joys of parenting during the Father’s Day season. Engaging with Hart’s journey promises to offer not just entertainment but also insight for parents and caregivers navigating their own paths.
*Kids Make Me Angry* can be pre-ordered now and will be available exclusively on Audible. As Hart continues to evolve as both a comedian and a father, his latest project reinforces the idea that while the terrain of parenthood can be tumultuous, it is filled with moments of love that make it all worthwhile.
