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Former N'sync singer Joey Fatone is following the footsteps of many celebrities and adding family-friendly fare to his resume, in an effort to get his kids excited about his work. He recently guest-starred on an episode of Disney Channel's Imagination Movers, where he played a baseball player, Joey Giordano. Time Out New York sat down with Joey to discuss the role, and his two children: Briahna, 9 and Kloey, 4 months.

On teaching his children about his New York City roots: "I've brought Brihana back to the city. There's a pizza place in Brooklyn she loves called Spumoni Gardens. She keeps asking if she's from New York or from Florida. I tell her she's a Floridian, but she's kind of a New Yorker because I keep bringing her back to taste all the food and culture, and we still have family living in Staten Island."

On taking on new roles that are appealing to children: "It was a lot of fun and it changes things up a bit. Also, I want my kids to be excited about what I do. My daughter doesn't care about what I did with 'N Sync, but once I did Hannah Montana about a year ago, I became God to her. My nephew loves Imagination Movers, so it's going to be cool for him to see me on that."

On being the "third kid" in his family: "I'm the third kid, definitely. I'm kind of a big kid at heart. I'm a fun guy, I always want to take my daughter to theme parks and stuff like that."

Read the rest of the interview at Time Out New York

Joey Fatone and wife Kelly have welcome their second daughter, PEOPLE reports.

Kloey Alexandra Fatone was born on Monday (January 11) in Orlando, Florida, weighing in at 5 lbs., 8 oz. She joins 8 ½-year-old big sister Briahna (pictured above with mom and dad).

"Kloey's so small," the Dancing with the Stars alum says. "She looks like a little doll. But she's healthy and doing just fine."

It was a tough pregnancy for Kelly. Shortly after learning that she was pregnant, she began fighting chronic fatigue. "She was so tired, just exhausted all the time," the 'NSYNC singer says of his wife of five years. "We took her to the doctors, and they found blood clots in her lungs. It was life and death."

After 12 days in the hospital – including 2 days in the ICU – doctors diagnosed Kelly with a rare genetic condition called Methylene-Tetra-Hydro-Folate-Reductase (MTHFR). While MTHFR puts the mother's life at risk, the condition also increases the chances of the baby being born with chromosomal defects such as Down's Syndrome.

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