Kelsey Grammer Confirms His Kids Will Get An Inheritance Amid ‘Frasier’ Spinoff Excitement

“Frasier” Star Kelsey Grammer He plans to defy the celebrity trend of withholding inheritance for their children.

The 67 year-old Actor During an Interview Fox News Digital published a report on Wednesday.

“My kids are going to get their inheritance,” Grammer confirmed.

This is after Marie Osmond became the most talked about celebrity in recent history. It is possible to say she’s not leaving her kids “any money” Help them avoid it “laziness and entitlement.”

“If the United States has decided they don’t want to give it to them, we’ll go someplace else,” The “Frasier” Actor went on. “But, you know, I got to make sure that they’re well cared for because that’s my job.”

Grammer was married four times. He has seven children, ranging in age from 39 to 6. Grammer has an estimated net worth $80 million. This is a result of his starring role on the hit NBC series for over a decade, eventually earning a record $1.6 million each episode. 

Grammer has joined Paramount+ to help revive “The Greatest Show on Earth”. “Frasier” He insists it isn’t a reboot. 

“It’s technically not really a reboot,” Fox News spoke with the actor. “It’s another spinoff to a spinoff within a spinoff within a, you know, a mystery within an enigma,” He said this, referring to how the original “Frasier” It was a spinoff from the hit series. “Cheers.”

“Technically it’s act four for Frasier because he went off to Chicago for 18 years, supposedly, and then had a life there that we don’t really know about. We’ll discover some of what happened there in the subsequent shows,” Grammer explained the details of the project. 

“We are very excited about this new world that he’s stepping into and this new Frasier that he’s going to be carving out,” He went on. “And there will be some return visits from the legacy cast of the ‘Frasier’ show. But it became clear that that was not going to be what we were going to do.”

While the new series won’t be based in Seattle, Grammer promised that nostalgia will play a role in the newest “Frasier” iteration.

“I can assure the audience that it will still be playing up to the audience,” He told his fans. “That the old sort of indelible thing about our show was always we tried not to make contemporary culture too much a part of it so that it would date itself. “

Ultimately, the actor said that while the landscape of television has changed dramatically since the series ended in 2004, there are some elements of successful shows which are eternal.

“In the end, this is what’s funny about it, the stuff that works still works,” Grammer said. “The stuff that always worked still works. You know, it’s got to be funny and relevant and connected to the human heart. If it doesn’t have any real connection to the human heart, there’s no point in doing it.”

Also known as revival “Frasier,” It is expected that it will premiere in the fall 2023.

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