Kirk Cameron and Wife, Chelsea, Take Living Room Conversations on Tour to Help Parents, Marriages
For the first time, actor Kirk Cameron and his wife, Chelsea, are taking their living room conversations on the road for a tour that will help marriages and families reset and focus on the things that "really matter."
In a new promotional video, Cameron, who has been married to his wife for 27 years, reflected on how the most important family discussions always happen in the living room.
"The living room is the hub of the home," he said. "It's where all the important stuff happens — from the joy of a new life being announced to the news of tragedy being shared, It's a place where a thousand family memories are made.
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"I've found that through the last 20 years of being a dad, 27 years of being a husband, that there's nothing our families can't get through, nothing we can't figure out if we'll just gather in the living room and take time to reset a few things, refocus the things that really matter," the "Growing Pain" star said.
Starting in January, Cameron and his wife will be packing a trailer and taking their living room on the road for a 30-date tour called "Living Room Reset." They will allow each city to custom tailor the discussions each night.
Their hope is to provide resources to help strengthen marriages and assist parents in gaining healthy relationships with their loved ones. The Camerons have six children together, ages 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 21. The tour will help parents navigate through the social media age and and overcome the hurdles of their teenage children's dating lives.
Cameron said that "Living Room Reset" will also feature Christian artists, guest speakers and throwback "Growing Pains" surprises. Matt Hammett, the former lead singer of Sanctus Real, is the only singer who has been announced so far.