Prepare to take a deep breath! In his recent Netflix stand-up performance, the comedic Chris Rock made a stunning revelation that is sure to catch you off guard. Get ready for this bombshell: Rock confesses to purposely having his daughter expelled from school as a way for her to "learn a lesson." That's correct, you read that correctly.

With his contentious parenting methods, the comedian who has been entertaining us for years has caused a stir and sparked a heated discussion. Is he a hard-hitting parenting expert or has he crossed the line? This astonishing disclosure has everyone talking, and it's a parenting tale you won't want to overlook.

In most cases, parents are infuriated by the school's decision to expel their children and will go to any lengths to reinstate their beloved kids in the classroom.

Nonetheless, in his latest Netflix show, Selective Outrage, he disclosed that he adopted a completely contrasting strategy when his daughter was expelled from school. Rather than striving to retain her position in school, he planned her expulsion, convinced that it would impart an invaluable lesson.

Rock disclosed that he enrolled his daughter in a high-end private school, but she ran into trouble during a Portugal trip when she and her friends sneaked out to consume alcohol. He asserted that he had genuinely gone the extra mile to guarantee that his daughter Lola was expelled from school.

He stated that "of course, they got busted," and made a jest that the families of the other children hired lawyers to ensure that their kids remained in school, even the ones who were lawyers themselves got lawyers.

The comedian stated that his daughter was merely "just laughing with like three of her little white girlfriends" and wasn't taking the situation as seriously as he had anticipated.

When his daughter assured him that she would be "back in school in no time," Rock believed that he had to teach Lola a lesson. He approached the school's dean and pleaded with them to discipline her severely by expelling her.

He told the dean: "I need you to kick my daughter out of this school. I need you to kick her Black a** out of this school.

"I need my Black child to learn her lesson right now before she is up on OnlyFans and some s**t. Please kick my child out of f**king school."

Evidently, it was successful because the comedian went on to say, "they expelled her," asserting that all of the youngsters who were caught sneaking out of a school trip to consume alcohol were expelled, but they "kicked my child out first."

Rock remarked that since Lola is now in college, his effort to teach her a lesson had not endangered her education.

Following his public commentary on Will Smith's controversial slap at the Oscars, the comedian has sparked a significant reaction with his show Selective Outrage.

Rock referred to Smith as a "b***h" and stated that he only watched Emancipation to witness the actor getting attacked. Some people think that he opted to perform in Jada Pinkett Smith's hometown of Baltimore as an additional provocation.

On the other hand, some viewers have been dissatisfied with "Selective Outrage," with a few labeling it as 'unfunny,' and others remarking that "it makes me feel not bad for what Will Smith did."