Terrence Howard is focused on creating a family legacy in Hollywood, with his daughters Aubrey and Heaven Howard set to make their mark in the industry. Speaking at the New York City premiere of “Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist,” Howard shared his belief in his daughters’ potential and revealed they have been working towards careers in entertainment.
He hinted at a future project involving his daughters, where he plans to pass on the wisdom he has accumulated over his acting career.
Howard, who is 55 years old, acknowledged the challenges of the entertainment industry, describing it as a “rough business” that can be demanding. Despite the difficulties, he emphasized the joy and passion that draw people to it. His commitment to mentoring his children reflects his own experiences and the valuable lessons he has learned throughout his career.
The actor also spoke about his close relationship with actress Taraji P. Henson, highlighting their shared experiences in the industry. Howard and Henson have worked together on projects like “Empire” and “Hustle & Flow,” and he appreciates their mutual support and camaraderie. Their enduring friendship and professional partnership have been integral to their success in Hollywood.
Howard humorously referred to himself and Henson as “grandparents” to the new generation of stars, reflecting on their role in observing and influencing the growth of upcoming talent. He expressed pride in seeing the industry evolve and in the opportunities available to the next wave of actors and filmmakers.
Finally, Howard recalled a significant moment from his early career when James Earl Jones offered him mentorship. The conversation left a lasting impact on Howard, who values the importance of being genuine and treating others with respect. He believes that such meaningful interactions can profoundly influence and shape the careers of aspiring actors.
