Overview

• In a new interview, Gee says he understands why people who only saw the viral clip were upset but maintains he and his wife are careful, thoughtful parents.
• He notes the post included a clear disclaimer stating it was not parenting advice and emphasized that safety was the top priority.
• The July video shows 7-year-old Calihan appearing nervous before being tossed into Lake Powell, with onlookers cheering and the child surfacing smiling.
• Gee says the criticism did not affect him negatively and encourages people to view more of their decade of adventure content for context.
• People reports the family has a children’s book, The Bucket List Family and the Big Adventure, slated for October 28 from Disney Hyperion and National Geographic.