Mark Cuban has never held back when discussing money, ambition, and the grind required to build wealth. Yet behind closed doors, he's surprisingly candid about something he rarely discusses publicly: the real costs of raising children in extreme wealth.

During a recent podcast appearance, Cuban opened up about the peculiar burden placed on kids born into billionaire families. The expectations? Crushing. Growing up as the child of someone who's already "made it" creates a unique pressure—one that money can't solve, and sometimes actively makes worse.

There's an invisible tax on inherited privilege. These kids inherit not just assets, but also an impossible standard set by their parents' success. Do they forge their own path, or live in the shadow of a legendary name? The psychological weight is real, even if the bank account is fuller than most.