Kieran Culkin says he rewarded his daughter's swearing with a treat

When it comes to dropping random F-bombs, Kieran Culkin might be a master curse. The "Succession" star defended his world title swearing during an appearance on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" on August 10, in which he did not deny the host's claims that he was the "best curator" (a phrase coined by Culkin's "Succession" cast mates). The actor and father of two admitted that his daughter is now at that age where she repeats everything, so of course he had a hilarious story to share about her new skill.

"I just let go, and my daughter will repeat things sometimes," Culkin said before recalling a time when he swore while making his kids breakfast. "While I'm making [oatmeal], I just think about something I did at work that could have been better, and I was just like, 'F*ck!' And I hear my daughter say, 'Dad, what the fuck?' As the 'father of the year' that he is, Culkin said he acted like s He hadn't heard his daughter swear, but that didn't stop her from repeating more F-bombs.

“I felt like I had two or three options there,” he continued. "Do what I just did, ignore it, then give it a fucking peach, which I did. Then there was my instinct, which was to laugh at me, but that Then there's the 'good parenting, which would be to get down on your knees and explain to her that that's a dirty word daddy said and it shouldn't be done.'

However, Culkin said he knew better than to give his daughter that third option. "I know my daughter, and if I did that, she'd only have one in the room at all times saying, 'I can f*ck off at any time and ruin your day,'" he said. -it added.

So what lesson did Culkin learn from this situation? That when her daughter grows up, she'll "associate that word with a treat," as Colbert put it. "Father of the year," added the host. Watch Culkin reminisce about his daughter's incident above.