It’s always interesting to watch children grow up and at times, they may grow faster than we expect. This is also true of children that may not belong to our family but rather, belong to a celebrity we know and love.
Evan Asher, Jenny McCarthy’s son is now 22 years old. Not only is he out of college, he is starting a new job and we are looking forward to anything that he may be doing in the future.
In a recent interview, Jenny McCarthy revealed that Evan still lives with her and her husband, Donnie Wahlberg. They all live together in Chicago and are part of the crew of Masked Singer.
She said: “He’s on the crew now, and he is everyone’s favorite. They’re always like, ‘Bye Evan!'”
Evan is still busy with his YouTube channel, Gaming USA, but he also seems to be getting his feet wet in show business. His mother said: “He is really excited by that. He works every day filming and editing content, and he also made a short film and he’s editing it right now.”
One thing that Evan does and his mother really appreciates it is his interest in love and technology. She said: “I’m totally blown away by him. Thank God for the younger generation who knows how to do all of that!”
Evan posted from his YouTube channel, saying: “Hello everyone! I’m Evan Asher, and welcome to my official YouTube channel! Step into the thrilling world of Gaming USA, where you’ll join me and my friends in creating original live-action adventures and movies. We dive into retro arcade games, computer games, and console games, bringing our favorite video games to life!”
At this time, he is on the road with his mother, but after the filming is over, he plans on heading back home again to the Midwest. He said: “I lived in L.A. for 20 years, but when Evan turned 8, I was like, I need a community for these kids. I need a safe space, and I want to raise my son with my girlfriends. So I moved back here.”
Jenny has a good perspective of it, knowing that she will not be able to keep her son forever. She said: “He keeps telling me, ‘I’ll give you two years,” adding “I’m like, ‘Thanks, buddy.'”