Actor Nicholas of Flüe Keiji, 58, who is known for his film Leaving Las Vegas, has revealed his love and obligation to care for his beloved animal.
Keiji recently told GQ magazine about her family life and her own love of pets.
He expressed affection, particularly for Maine Kun cat Merlin, who said of Merlin, saying: "It's very kind and lovely, sometimes he's hugging me when he sleeps. I think I'm my wife and I say, 'Oh, Rico,' but then I see it's Merlin," she laughed.
He also expressed his respect for the crow Huggin, recalling that he had fallen in love with the first sight.
In addition, for many years, Keiji has been with exotic animals such as Albino King Cobra, octopus worth $150,000, sharks and crocodiles.
In addition to this, he feels it is his duty to care for pets such as fish and turtles, he said, "My job is to take care of them. It is to make them happy and safe. "
Meanwhile during the interview, Keiji revealed she was preparing to welcome a new baby with her wife, Rico. "I'm a romantic and if I fall in love, I want to give him everything I can," he said.
They had already named the child. Akira Francesco for the boy, Lennon for the girl.
Meanwhile, Keiji secretly married his 31-year-old Japanese wife Shivata Rico in February 2021 in Las Vegas, USA; Rico is now pregnant.
In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, Keiji mentioned his wife Rico without hesitation in a request to reveal the people he cares about most in his life. The two first met in Japan in 2020 when Keiji was filming the film "Frizzeners of the Ghostland."
Keiji said he is well aligned with his fifth wife, Rico, and said he is "happy married." He said, "I know there are many times," he said honestly, referring to the number of marriages.
