I Don’t Mind Teyana Taylor Calling Me Daddy – Leonardo DiCaprio

Teyana Taylor and Leonardo DiCaprio

Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio has said that Teyana Taylor calls him “Pops.” The moviestar recently revealed that he approves of his “One Battle After Another” costar’s nickname for him.

According to Taylor, preparing for her character with Leonardo involved a lot of intricate conversations, so she is glad that it all came out good in the end.

DiCaprio added that he loves the name and the actress is more than free to call him whatever she wants.

Teyana said, “Preparing for Perfidia was a lot of conversation with P [director Paul Thomas Anderson], good conversation, you know?

Really building those layers and color-coordinating those layers and making sure we set it up for Perfidia to fall back for baby girl Willa to rise and take on these battles along with Pops right here.”

Leonardo added, “Love it. Love it. Whatever she wants to call me.”

WOW.

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