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    Jessica Simpson's children are more "talented" than her.

    The 35-year-old singer's kids Maxwell and Ace may only be aged three and two respectively, but she believes they're already showing signs they're more gifted than her.


    She explained: "My kids are stars in my own eyes. I would never force the entertainment business on them or anything like that, but I do think they're already more talented than me."

    And the toddlers, whom Jessica has with her husband Eric Johnson, are already proving they've been blessed with "perfect pitch" and great dance moves.

    Speaking to the Huffington Post, she explained: "Well, my daughter [Maxwell] really is a fan of of 'Nicki Naj.' Not Nicki Minaj, 'Nicki Naj.' That's her inspiration at the moment. And Ace is -- I could brag -- but he has perfect pitch. He's got such good tone. He can sing so well, but the words don't always come out correctly. It's cute, they both love music and they like to dance and circle around each other.

    "My daughter is trying to learn to breakdance at the moment, she has one move -- she puts her hands down and puts her leg up like she's breakdancing."

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