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JAY-Z is sharing rare insight into his life as a dad. On a new episode of Kevin Hart's _Hart to Heart _series on Peacock, the 52-year-old rapper and producer opened up about

prioritizing time with his children. He shares daughter Blue Ivy, 10 and twins Rumi and Sir, 5, with wife Beyoncé. The Grammy winner told the comedian, 43, that he "definitely"

appreciates taking breaks from his busy schedule to be with his kids. "Time is all you have. That's the only thing we control," he said. "It's how you spend your

time. You're reckless with your time before, you're just all over the place and then you have to... What are you leaving your house for?" "Every second that you spend,

you're spending away from the development of these people that you brought here, that you love more than anything in the world," he added. "So what are you going to spend that

time on? So that changed a lot. That changed practically everything for me." _NEVER MISS A STORY — SIGN UP FOR __PEOPLE'S FREE DAILY NEWSLETTER__ TO STAY UP-TO-DATE ON THE BEST OF

WHAT PEOPLE HAS TO OFFER, FROM JUICY CELEBRITY NEWS TO COMPELLING HUMAN INTEREST STORIES._ Last month, JAY-Z and Blue Ivy were spotted courtside at Game 5 of the NBA Finals in which the

Golden State Warriors faced off against the Boston Celtics. The father-daughter duo matched in all-black outfits. JAY-Z wore a black tee and joggers with white sneakers, while Blue Ivy

sported a black leather jacket, black sweats and black and white sneakers, accessorizing with hoop earrings. In a now-viral video of jumbotron footage shared on Twitter, the "Empire

State of Mind" rapper gave Blue Ivy a kiss on the cheek. In February, JAY-Z and Blue Ivy also stepped out to watch Super Bowl LVI together at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California,

where the Los Angeles Rams faced the Cincinnati Bengals. Blue Ivy joined her mom and other celebrities last November in reciting some of her rapper father's famous lyrics in honor of

his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "Congrats S. Carter, ghost writer/You paid the right price, so we just make your hits tighter," she said, adorably laughing as

she read out the censored line from JAY-Z's 1998 track "Ride or Die."