>> Play that video back.
I can already picture it.
>> Props on the horse's head.
>> Thank you.
>> Always wanted to be a horse
on television.
So you guys have fulfilled a
life-long bucket list item.
>> Let's talk about your kids
because we saw little Brooklyn.
3 years old.
C
Camden, 6, kindergarten.
>> Brooklyn turned 4 this past
Saturday, so we have 6, 4, and
Phoenix turned 2 on Christmas
eve.
So it's been a season of
birthdays.
>> Your son, just started
kindergarten?
>> Just started kindergarten.
Yep.
>> And how is that going?
Your first one.
>> I was so nervous.
I think it's way more traumatic
for the parents.
He loves it.
He enjoys going to school every
day.
He looks forwards to it.
>> Doesn't allow a lot of pda.
>> I did try to plant a kiss on
Camden his first day at the bus
stop and he was not happy.
I got the stiff arm.
Too cool for it now.
>> You know what's great, when
they start driving themselves.
>> I said by the time you get to
be 16, you've got to raise them
because I'm going to be too old.
You have to take over for dad.
>> Hare you seeing musical talent
or musical interest?
>> Yeah.
Especially with Camden.
He's older now, but he loves to
sing.
We'll be driving in the car and
I'll catch him in the back, he's
singing along.
>> Any boy band moves?
>> Unfortunately, he has his
daddy's dancing ability.
>> When I look back at '98, you
didn't do any dorky boy band
stuff.
>> A sway.
>> No.
It served us well.
Now 20 years later we can still
do the same choreography.
Didn't have to change it up at
all because it was never
complicated.
>> You've been doing the
Christmas tour.
How was that?
>> We did our second annual
Christmas tour.
It was great.
The crowd was great.
The shows were great.
Obviously, the hard part is
being away from the kids, you
>> How do you deal with it?
>> You know what, to be honest,
I found this great app called
caribou, and it's a video
interactive app you can
download, but basically, you're
able to read books with your
you can color with your kids.
Draw with your kids.
I'll be on the east coast doing
a show, I'd get off stage and
come to the dressing room and I
old give them their bedtime
stories.
>> Look at that.
>> You can actually interact
with them.
When you do a video chat,
kids -- they look forward mostly
to hitting the red button and
turning you off.
>> Without something to do.
>> You can actually read
together.
You can draw together, color
together.
So interactive.
Very cool.
>> This is seriously cool.
I wish they had this when mine
were little.
>> None of us want to be away
from our kids, but even people
in the military, grandparents
who aren't in the same -- I
gifted my parents with a
subscription to it for Christmas
so they could be in touch with
the grandkids.
>> You sanand Vanessa, you can
color.
>> What Vanessa and I do with
the app later is a whole
different story.
>> It's that interactive, huh?
>> It's that interactive.
>> I love it.
>> I got to check out this app.
Whooo!
>> Hot in here.
>>> We have a little throwback
with Nick lachey.
First up, we have 98 degrees
with in sync.
>> That was very in style back
then apparently.
The shirt less overalls.
>> Overall, no shirt.
>> A gold rope chain.
All right.
>> Would you ever try to do
something with them?
>> They're all still very good
friend to this day.
>> Put up one more thing so we
can laugh with this.