In a friendly podcast interview for “The Times” with former Conservative Party leader William Hague, the 43-year-old British Indian leader was asked about some of the challenges of taking charge at 10 Downing Street in the wake of intense political turmoil.
He shared his concerns about not being able to find as much time as he would like to focus on his daughters Krishna, 12, and Anoushka, 11.
“I’ve got two young girls who mean the world to me and it’s hard to balance being a good dad and doing the job well,” said Sunak.
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