As the only man in a family with a wife, four daughters, and a female dog, former NFL linebacker and current "Everybody Hates Chris" has learned the power of estrogen.
"I come home and everybody's crying," says Crews. "They say, 'It's all your fault.' As the man in a houseful of women, it's always your fault."
There was a moment of surprise when his his wife of 17 years, Rebecca, told him last year she was pregnant, "it was shock and awe," he recounts with a chuckle. "We were done. I don't know how anybody got through all that contraception." (He has since had a vasectomy.)
Son Isaiah was born in late June.
"He's like the little king in the house," Crews says. "When he falls, he doesn't cry. Women want to be cuddled, talked to, listened to. They have all those emotions. Boys just want to eat, sleep, and you know what else."
Knowing the facts about boys has led the 6-foot-3 and 245 pound actor to use his commanding presence to his advantage when boys come calling for his daughters who range from ages 3 to 19.
"I try to intimidate the boys, but the girls say, 'Awww, he's just barking.' You can't watch them 24-7. You have to trust them."
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