Despite being a fixture in the pop world for nearly 30 years, Ian 'H' Watkins, better known as 'H' from Steps, isn't just about the glitz and glamour of showbiz - it's clear that his heart belongs to his family, especially his children. As a member of the iconic group Steps since 1997, H has enjoyed global success with over 15 million albums sold, countless sold-out tours, and a permanent spot on every party playlist. Yet, he finds true joy in the comforts of home life.
In a new interview, he delves into his experiences with fatherhood, the daunting prospect of a Steps musical, and his plans for the band's upcoming 30th anniversary. "I say no to a lot of things now, just because I want to be home with my boys," H shares candidly. "That's what matters most to me.
" His twin sons, eight year old Macsen and Cybi, are the light of his life. His current television endeavour one of the select few he's chosen to pursue is essentially a heartfelt tribute to them, reports OK! . In the Welsh programme, Canu Gyda Fy Arwr, viewers see H embarking on a journey to improve his Welsh singing skills.
Despite his Welsh roots, he isn't fluent in the language, a skill his bilingual sons have mastered. "The reason I want to advance my Welsh is because my kids speak Welsh, and I need to know what they're talking about behind my back," he quips. "And it's enabled me to understand conversations and actually tell them off in Welsh, because I know exactly what they're talking about now.
" H, who's not j.