David Duchovny expressed his regrets about working extensively during his children’s early years with his ex-wife, Téa Leoni. The renowned actor, known for his roles in popular TV shows like “The X-Files,” “Californication,” and “Aquarius,” wishes he had spent more time with his family.

In a recent interview, Duchovny shared that he was constantly busy with work commitments when his children were young. However, he also acknowledged the importance of modeling a life of engagement and purpose for his kids. The actor is a proud parent to a 22-year-old son, Kyd Miller Duchovny, and a 25-year-old daughter, Madelaine West Duchovny, who have both pursued their passions and achieved success in their respective fields.

David Duchovny, pictured here, shared his thoughts on balancing work and family life, expressing his deep love for his children while also recognizing the challenges and imperfections of being a parent.

Duchovny, a graduate of Princeton and Yale, has always wanted his children to experience life’s challenges and triumphs. He believes that overcoming obstacles and learning from both successes and failures is essential for personal growth. This perspective has shaped his approach to parenting, even amid his busy career.

The actor also opened up about his relationship with Leoni, recalling their separation in 2008 and their subsequent attempts at reconciliation before their divorce was finalized in 2014. Despite the challenges they faced, Duchovny remains focused on his love for his children and his desire to provide them with a meaningful and fulfilling life.

Duchovny and Leoni’s son, Kyd Miller Duchovny, is a senior at Pitzer College and is celebrating his 22nd birthday this Saturday.

Duchovny and Leoni’s daughter, Madelaine West Duchovny, is a talented graduate of Brown University who has pursued acting, starring in popular series like Netflix’s Painkiller and Hulu’s Saint X.

Duchovny shared his thoughts on the profound love he feels for his children and how being a parent has taught him about the beauty of unconditional love.

Duchovny, pictured here, has always encouraged his children to embrace life’s challenges, believing that overcoming obstacles is essential for personal growth and meaningful experiences.

Duchovny and Leoni, pictured here, separated in 2008 and went through a period of reconciliation before their divorce was finalized in 2014.

In addition to his successful acting career, Duchovny has explored other creative endeavors. He is the host of the Fail Better podcast, where he delves into meaningful conversations about life and love. Duchovny also has several upcoming projects, including narrating the three-part 30 for 30 Podcast “Searching for Hobey Baker,” which premieres this Wednesday.

Furthermore, Duchovny wrote, produced, directed, and stars in his third feature film, “Reverse the Curse,” which will be released in select US theaters and VOD this Friday. The film is based on his 2017 novel, “Bucky F***ing Dent,” and explores a dysfunctional father-son relationship.

With 11K monthly listeners on Spotify, Duchovny is also pursuing music. He is set to perform with his band at the O2 Shepherds Bush Empire in London on July 27, showcasing his diverse talents and creative passions.