**Dominic Fike** has his very own baby doll, and he's a proud dad! The star of *Euphoria* recently confirmed that he's a father, sharing how fatherhood has completely reshaped his life.
"I just don't party like that anymore," he said during an interview with *Pigeons & Planes* on April 7. "I have a son, Rocket, who's almost two."
While Dominic didn't reveal details about Rocket's mother, he did share how his son has become his top priority. "He motivates me to be stable and sober," the 30-year-old said, adding, "And to be better about my debauchery and stuff. He makes me want to write songs for people his age, and acquire property for him to grow up in. He also makes me want to stay close to my friends, so he has friends to grow up with."
Dominic continued, "He makes me want to make sure my reputation is okay so I can still go to school meetings and not be shunned from the PTA because I'm a psycho."
The "Babydoll" singer understands the challenges of living life in the spotlight firsthand. "All you can do is really ride the wave," he reflected on the early days of success. "You're not really equipped with the communication skills. I think I was barely able to make eye contact. I wasn't equipped with the brain power or the CPU [central processing unit] to consciously feel everything—subconsciously, I probably felt validated and had some impostor syndrome. It was probably just one f---ing anxiety cocktail right at the top of my chest."
He continued, "During that time, COVID was happening. So, what I sort of experience now, to a degree—as far as walking around in metropolitan areas and being recognized and doing s---t like that, which I don't mind and actually love—I wasn't able to experience that on any real level."
But since then, he's found his footing, even with his more widespread introduction to the world through his role as Elliot on *Euphoria*. And these days, Dominic—who previously dated his *Euphoria* costar Hunter Schaffer before their 2023 breakup—is focused on his music, even sharing some details about his next album.
"It's really straightforward," he said. "As much as I try to make it more intentional, it's always just so instinctual. I can't help it because I feel like that's the best way to do it."
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