MATT DAMON LOVES BEING A FATHER
Matt Damon has compared his daughter's laugh to a machine gun.The 'Bourne Identity' actor - whose wife Luciana gave birth to Isabella six months ago - loves 
making his daughter laugh so he can hear her distinct giggle. Damon, 36, said: "You do this thing where you can either give her a raspberry on the stomach or if you sort of act like you're going to munch her underarm and she laughs like a little machine gun. I could do it forever."The 'Good Will Hunting' star also confessed he couldn't stand children before he became a father. He admitted: "I didn't think that this would happen to me."Other people were always showing me baby pictures or trying to hand me the baby, and I was like, 'Get that thing away from me. I don't want to touch your kid. Give me a break.' But I'm totally into it now."Damon, whose latest movie 'The Good Shepherd' is released this month, now feels honored to be a father. He said: "I feel like I got made a member of a club that I didn't know existed. It's great, great. That's been just amazing. It defies description, actually."When she was first born, I was excited for my daughter to be two. I was excited for her to start talking and walking and toddling around hanging out, but I didn't realize how much personality little people have right off the bat. It's just been so much fun."
making his daughter laugh so he can hear her distinct giggle. Damon, 36, said: "You do this thing where you can either give her a raspberry on the stomach or if you sort of act like you're going to munch her underarm and she laughs like a little machine gun. I could do it forever."The 'Good Will Hunting' star also confessed he couldn't stand children before he became a father. He admitted: "I didn't think that this would happen to me."Other people were always showing me baby pictures or trying to hand me the baby, and I was like, 'Get that thing away from me. I don't want to touch your kid. Give me a break.' But I'm totally into it now."Damon, whose latest movie 'The Good Shepherd' is released this month, now feels honored to be a father. He said: "I feel like I got made a member of a club that I didn't know existed. It's great, great. That's been just amazing. It defies description, actually."When she was first born, I was excited for my daughter to be two. I was excited for her to start talking and walking and toddling around hanging out, but I didn't realize how much personality little people have right off the bat. It's just been so much fun."
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