Kieran Culkin accidentally taught his daughter Kinsey, 2, the word ‘f**k’ over breakfast

Kieran Culkin has revealed he accidentally taught his two-year-old daughter the world ‘f**k’ over breakfast.

The actor, 39, appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday where he made the hilarious admission.

The Succession star made the slip-up came when he was making daughter Kinsey and son Wilder, 12 months, breakfast while his wife Jazz Charton slept in.

He said: ‘My daughter is just at an age now where she just repeats everything. I don’t know how. I never had a filter. I had a tutor, and she said don’t. 

‘From the age of nine, I feel like I have been conditioned to… I just let loose, and I my daughter will repeat things sometimes,’ he said.

‘The other day– actually, my wife doesn’t know this yet so this is kind of a fun way for her to find this out. She had a bad night’s sleep. I said, “You sleep in, I’ll take the kids, and give them breakfast.”

‘I have my boy in the highchair. And as I’m making it I think of something I did at work they could have done better and I went “f**k.” And my daughter goes, “Daddy, what is f**k?”‘ he said.

Family: The Succession star made the slip-up came when he was making daughter Kinsey and son Wilder, 12 months, breakfast while his wife Jazz Charton slept in

‘I felt like my options were, I had two or three options, do what I just ignore it, and give her a f***ing peach. 

‘Which is what I did. And there was my instinct, which was to laugh my a** off, but that encouraged it,’ he added.

‘And there was the good parenting thing which is to take a knee and explain to her that that is a bad word daddy said and you shouldn’t do it. 

‘I know my daughter, if I did that, she would have one in the chamber at all times going, “I can drop a f**k At any point and ruin your day,’ he said.

He said: ‘My daughter is just at an age now where she just repeats everything. I don’t know how. I never had a filter’  

Elsewhere during the interview, Kieran evealed a special skill he has that annoys his Succession co-star Brian Cox.

The star – who started acting when he was just six years old – revealed that he learned at a very young age how to learn his lines incredibly fast.

This skill apparently runs in stark contrast to Cox, 76, as Culkin explained on Wednesday night’s episode of the late-night talk show.

Kieran revealed he was just six years old when he had his first role in a commercial, adding he’s glad he started acting at such a young age. 

Role: Elsewhere during the interview, Kieran evealed a special skill he has that annoys his Succession co-star Brian Cox

‘I’m really glad I did it as a kid kid. When it comes to the acting part of it, there’s almost nothing I’ve taken from childhood into what I do now. 

‘I learn lines incredibly fast now because I’ve just been doing it since I was six,’ Culkin explained. 

‘So that’s, it’s almost like a fun party trick. It p****d off Brian Cox one day. He has been acting for a very long time and he has a process and it takes him a long time to learn lines,’ Culkin explained.

‘And I showed up and said, “We’re doing this scene? I don’t know it.” I did a quick rehearsal, and I had to go get dressed, get ready. 

‘And Brian wanted to run the lines and I said f**k, I still haven’t looked on it,’ Culkin continued.

Cox contrast: The star – who started acting when he was just six years old – revealed that he learned at a very young age how to learn his lines incredibly fast which apparently annoys his co-star 

‘We got halfway through and called to set and I dropped it and he said, “Do you know it?” And I said, “I dunno, we’ll see.” 

‘And it just came out. I did it. He said, “When did you learn that, just now?” And I said, “Yes, just now.” And he said, “Damn it!” He was so mad. “I was up all night learning it!”‘ Culkin said.

When Colbert asked if Alexander Skarsgard, who played tech CEO Lukas Matsson in Season 3 of Succession, is returning, Culkin wasn’t sure if she should say.

He even wouldn’t reveal any shooting locations for Season 4 of Succession. 

Career: Kieran revealed he was just six years old when he had his first role in a commercial, adding he’s glad he started acting at such a young age