Michael Kovac/Getty Images for Acuraactor welcomed his first child, daughter Nakano, with fiancée Amanda Pacheco nine months ago, and he was very hands-on in the delivery room. , marking his first late night show in 10 years and reflected on his time in the delivery room.
"Being in the delivery room was one of the most magical things I've experienced and also one of the funniest experiences of my life," he said."I don't know, I just took it so seriously and as we say in the streets, I think I did the most."Valderrama went on to explain exactly what"the most" meant when it came time to helping his fiancée go through labor.
"So on the left hand I have her leg and on the right hand I have the back of her neck and I am just talking over the doctor, telling her exactly, 'Baby, you gotta push through the bottom, use your lower abs, push with your lower abs,'" he said, laughing."Then finally I go, 'We need music. I feel like we need music, like a soundtrack.
Valderrama also explained his daughter's unique name, saying it wasn't a family name, but rather had origins in Japan. "Nakano -- it was inspired by a trip to Japan that my lady and I did. That was the trip where we said, 'I love you' to each other, and where we both agreed that a family is what we wanted with each other," Valderrama shared."So when we went to name our daughter, we said, 'How can we commemorate that day where she was a possibility?' We went back to an ancient female samurai Takeko Nakano, so we just took the Nakano and gave her that, that strong Japanese name.
Assignment? Fanning her pussy?