Kirk Franklin expressed shame over a leaked argument with his son Kerrion, stating, "No matter what the conversation was, that I felt was a disrespectful conversation, because I'm the father, I have the responsibility." He reflected on the importance of communication and parental guidance in their relationship, acknowledging, "I didn't do a good job." His recognition of past mistakes signifies a desire for change and growth as they navigate their complicated relationship.
Reflecting on their journey, Frankin candidly admitted: "There have been good days, and there have been bad days, still." This highlights the ongoing challenge of rebuilding their relationship after a public fallout, emphasizing that reconciliation is a process that involves ups and downs.
In an interview, Franklin criticized the misuse of Christian beliefs to justify homophobia, stating, "A lot of people that maybe profess Christianity, they have views that are not even bibliocentric. It's their personal views that they do not understand, sometimes maybe the biology of homosexuality, and so they want to find a scripture to try to justify their own homophobic views." This underlines his progressive stance within the Christian community.
Franklin's comments on the relationship with his son reflect a broader struggle within many families regarding acceptance, stating, "It seems gospel singer Kirk Franklin and his son Kerrion... seem to be on a challenging but promising path" of reconciliation and understanding.
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