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Donald Glover Thanks His Son in Golden Globes 2017 Speech

So sweet! Donald Glover thanked his young son while accepting the award for Best Actor — Television Series Musical or Comedy at the 2017 Golden Globes in Beverly Hills on Sunday, January 8. Watch his speech in the video above!

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“I really want to say thank you to my son and the mother of my son for making me believe in people again and things being possible,” Glover, who won for Atlanta, said at the Beverly Hilton hotel. “So, thank you.”

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Donald Glover accepts the award for Best Actor in a Television Series — Musical or Comedy for his role in ‘Atlanta’ during the 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton on Jan. 8, 2017, in Beverly Hills. Paul Drinkwater/NBCUniversal via Getty Images

Back in October, Us Weekly exclusively confirmed that the Community alum welcomed his first child with his girlfriend. She was photographed with a baby bump while grocery shopping with the actor in Hawaii in January 2016. (The names of Glover’s partner and son haven’t been revealed.) 

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Glover previously spoke about his child in the track “Baby Boy” off his third studio album, which he released under stage name Childish Gambino in December. 

“Tiny heart, tiny beat / Oh, thinkin’ about the time we spent falling in love,” he sings. “Oh, cause I had my doubts, oh! / Don’t take my baby boy / Don’t take my pride and joy / I hope I stay close.”

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Glover also spoke about his own dad on Sunday night. “I grew up in a house where magic wasn’t allowed. So everybody in here is, like, magical to me,” he told the star-studded crowd. “Everytime I saw a movie or Disney movie or heard your voices or saw you, I was like, ‘Oh, magic is from people. We’re the ones who, kind of, in a weird way tell a story or a lie to children so they do stuff that we never thought was possible.’ My dad used to tell me every day, ‘You can do anything you want.’ And I remember thinking as a kid in first grade, You’re lying to me. [And now I do] stuff and he’s like, ‘I didn’t think that was possible.’”

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