Insolite - Djokovic on his children and sport: "I'm the one who's responsible".
Novak Djokovic confides more and more regularly about his personal life, and in particular his relationship with his children and his wife.
Questioned on the subject, the Serbian explained that he is prepared to do anything to provide a stable upbringing and role model for his children, even if this means appearing a little strict.
Returning to the importance of sport and activity, he declared: "Of the two parents, I'm the one responsible for their activities, their sports, their healthy lifestyle.
I know she's rolling her eyes right now (pointing to his wife) as I speak.
I keep reminding them how important it is to be active, to play sports, whether it's tennis or something else, but to be active, to get out there.
So I try to take them with me to tennis every day, even if it's match day. I want them to be there with me."
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