The Scots actor says people should be able to 'express who they are'.
David Tennant has opened up about his kids' future saying that he wants them to "grow up free and be able to be themselves". The Scots Doctor Who actor has been speaking on a podcast and added "the things that we always assumed were sacrosanct aren’t any longer."
Tennant played the Doctor from 2005 to 2010, and has been speaking to Wholala: A Doctor Who Podcast, where he said: "I want to know that my kids will grow up free and able to be themselves. The things that we always assumed were sacrosanct aren’t any longer."I think there are moments right now where we see the status quo slipping, we see protections that were accepted as standard and immutable are being challenged. That, as a father, scares me.
Meanwhile, last weekend, Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway returned to our television screens with David Tennant as the very first Guest Announcer. The lads seemed delighted as they welcomed millions of viewers for the first episode of the new series and gave a warm welcome to the Doctor Who star. Dec steamed in and said: "David, we've go to speak to you about this. This has had a lot of coverage in the press. Ant and I just wanted to say how excited we are that this year you're returning to one of the most prestigious rolls of your entire career."
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