Shark Tank's Mark Cuban Details 'Little Mini-Me' Son's Candy 'Hustle' at School
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When it comes to Mark Cuban's son, it seems like the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
In a preview clip where the billionaire businessman sat down with comedian-actor-producer Kevin Hart for his Peacock series Hart to Heart, the Shark Tank investor detailed the pride he feels as a dad of three, no matter what his kids decide to do in life.
When asked if he hopes that one of his kids will "fall in love" with the idea of business, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks said his kids "don't need to follow in my footsteps," as he encouraged them to "figure out who you are."
One, in particular, though, is seemingly a chip off the old block, already showing an inclination to his father's entrepreneurialism at his young age.
During the chat, Cuban told Hart that his son Jake, who turns 13 later this month, is "a little mini-me" and all about "the hustle; being an entrepreneur," while his daughters, 20-year-old Alexis and 16-year-old Alyssa, are each on their own paths right now.
"My son, Jake, he's hustling and selling stuff all the time. My middle daughter, Alyssa, is 16, and she's kind of the artist. Then my oldest, Alexis, is kind of... She's got the world in front of her, wherever she decides to go. She's a freshman in college," he explained, adding, "I just want them healthy and happy."
As for the soon-to-be teenage boy, it seems he shares his dad's career interests, even if unprompted.
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"So like two weeks ago, he shows me his spreadsheet because he's buying candy and selling it at school, right? But he couldn't go pick up the candy where he wanted to pick it up because his sister wouldn't take him," the 64-year-old shared when the Ride Along star asked for more details on Jake's endeavors.
Cuban continued, through laughs: "So he wanted to use DoorDash, and he was like, 'Does the $16 for DoorDash count as my cost of goods sold?"
Hart suggested that he had to be "mind-blown" at his son's attention to detail when crafting his plan, as the TV personality admitted being "proud."
"My smile got so big," the doting dad, who shares all three of his kids with wife Tiffany Stewart, expressed.
Catch the entire interview on season three, episode six of Hart to Heart, available for streaming on Peacock on Thursday, July 20.
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