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Luke Combs wants his two kids to grow up with a normal childhood before they can understand the "very strange circumstances" that come with fame.

Combs, 35, considers himself a "stay-at-home" father – at least during the week between shows.

"I’m home four days a week, every week, full-time," the country music star said during an appearance on "The MeatEater Podcast." "Sun-up, sundown most days. Getting the kids up, changing diapers, doing baths, cooking dinners, cooking lunches, cooking breakfasts. That occupies a lot of my time, but that’s what I want."

"I want my kids’ childhoods to feel as normal as they can given the very strange circumstances that it will ultimately become."

To create that childhood for his kids, Combs and his family live in a normal home.

"We live in a 2,000-square-foot house. It’s two bedrooms," the musician said. "Me and my wife have a room, and the boys share a room. We’re always close together, we’re always tight in there."