Misty CoplandHis son is following his move.

42, Bellerina says Our weekly Exclusively that his 3-year-old son Jackson has started a ballet class-just like his talented mother. Copeland shakes Jackson's dance skills and tells us that the baby is "doing it all".

"Jackson (age) 2 started ballet at 2," Copeland shared his new book while discussing it, Letters to Misty: How to go through life with confidence and graceThe "He is dancing; he is in music. I think that art is a necessity to come in contact with fine, fine arts. Each child should feel some kind of art form."

Copeland and her nine -year -old husband, EvansJackson welcomed Jackson in the spring of 2022. American Ballet Theater's choreographer shared that his son "literally became another person on his birthday" when he was 3 years old.

"He is free and he knows what he wants," Copeland gets frustrated. "His little personality has come out. She's a lot like my husband; it's wild they

Motherhood has changed the Copeland, which has been professionally dancing for more than 20 years. ABT choreographer revealed that after welcoming his son, he had to learn to be less "insular", he added that motherhood gave him a "whole new rhyme".

Copeland said of his new routine, "I think it's soft and more founded." "As an artist and an athlete, you need to concentrate so much towards yourself when you are training and pressing for the best you can be. As a mother, I need to focus on staying healthy and not letting the pour from empty cups, but I can go back and give (too) to someone else."

The focus on the return of Copeland includes not only his son, but also his young fans. Ballet PryGie wrote two children's books, decades of 2014 Firebird And of 2020 KnittedAnd have a new book, Misty's lettersBookshells to hit this month.

Dance shaped with his new book with his new book and shaped his followers where he advised young readers based on the fan letters he received for years. Misty's letters According to Copeland, "ballet technique lens and five positions" was framed, who said that these skills allowed him to be "confident and comfortable in my body." "

"I think they are beautiful skills and tools that everyone can benefit," explained the Copeland. "(I) I am using the ballet as this base of the structure, but (this book) is not just for choreographers. It is really navigating the identity or trying to create confidence. The ballet has been this guide for me, and I'm so lucky that I can be able to use it as a tool."

Letters to Misty: How to go through life with confidence and grace Will be available online and at the bookstore on Tuesday, May 6.