<p>''My dad is on the Earth but I don't know where. He's still alive. If that sort of person dies, you could never make it a secret. The world changes if he dies," Omar told The Sun.<br />Omar, 29, who was once anointed by Osama as his successor to lead al-Qaeda, said he still loves his father.<br /><br />"I still love him -- of course I do -- he's my father. That's a normal human situation. I miss him as a father but we are different. I want peace," he told the British newspaper.<br />Omar also spoke of his dream to date Hollywood star Drew Barrymore.<br /><br />"My father said the only good thing to come out of America were weapons - like Stinger missiles. But I want to go to America and I would love to meet Drew Barrymore. I am single now and she is the most beautiful woman in Hollywood."<br /><br />Omar also tried to clear the air about his split earlier this month from his British wife, Zaina -- a six-time married grandmother and 25 years his senior.<br /><br />Zaina had allegedly said that Omar had begun to hear his father's voice in his head and was suffering from schizophrenia.<br /><br />But, Omar said: "When people get angry and upset they say a lot of things they don't mean. I don't hear voices from my father in my head -- but I do dream about him a lot.<br />"The dream I have is that he is driving a truck and I stand in his way so he has to change direction. I hope to change his way for good, but it's only a dream.<br /><br />"I admit I'm suffering from depression and taking anti-depressants because of the worry about my family, including two brothers being held in Iran for nine years.<br /><br />"They are innocent. They are not terrorists but they are very down that they cannot leave Iran. I am very stressed and worried for them but I'm not schizophrenic."<br /><br />The duo -- Omar and Zaina -- are now expecting a baby to be born from surrogate mother 24-year-old Louise Pollard. Omar wants to name the baby Osama, if he is a boy.<br />"If the baby is a boy I might call him Osama -- but I hope he will be peaceful in every respect. It's traditional to use the grandfather's name again.<br /><br />"I prefer him to be in the Middle East with me. But wherever he is I will take care of him and take care of both his mothers - Louise as well as Zaina because she (Louise) is carrying my child. She is very pretty." <br /><br />The junior Laden also spoke about his liking for Pop singer Madonna, Jim Carrey movies, American football, rock music and even Laurel And Hardy.<br /><br />Omar was born to Osama's first wife, Najwa, in Saudi Arabia. The family moved to Sudan but his father was forced to flee as his terror group grew.<br /><br />In May 1996, when Osama left for the Tora Bora mountains in Afghanistan, he chose Omar to accompany him and to set up terror training camps.<br /><br />Omar said: "I was his chosen son. He's one of those people who has a magical effect for anyone who sits and listens. He changes minds. They said this also about Hitler. But I didn't follow my father."<br /><br />Omar fled Afghanistan in April 2001 before the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the US that made his father the world's most wanted man.</p>
<p>''My dad is on the Earth but I don't know where. He's still alive. If that sort of person dies, you could never make it a secret. The world changes if he dies," Omar told The Sun.<br />Omar, 29, who was once anointed by Osama as his successor to lead al-Qaeda, said he still loves his father.<br /><br />"I still love him -- of course I do -- he's my father. That's a normal human situation. I miss him as a father but we are different. I want peace," he told the British newspaper.<br />Omar also spoke of his dream to date Hollywood star Drew Barrymore.<br /><br />"My father said the only good thing to come out of America were weapons - like Stinger missiles. But I want to go to America and I would love to meet Drew Barrymore. I am single now and she is the most beautiful woman in Hollywood."<br /><br />Omar also tried to clear the air about his split earlier this month from his British wife, Zaina -- a six-time married grandmother and 25 years his senior.<br /><br />Zaina had allegedly said that Omar had begun to hear his father's voice in his head and was suffering from schizophrenia.<br /><br />But, Omar said: "When people get angry and upset they say a lot of things they don't mean. I don't hear voices from my father in my head -- but I do dream about him a lot.<br />"The dream I have is that he is driving a truck and I stand in his way so he has to change direction. I hope to change his way for good, but it's only a dream.<br /><br />"I admit I'm suffering from depression and taking anti-depressants because of the worry about my family, including two brothers being held in Iran for nine years.<br /><br />"They are innocent. They are not terrorists but they are very down that they cannot leave Iran. I am very stressed and worried for them but I'm not schizophrenic."<br /><br />The duo -- Omar and Zaina -- are now expecting a baby to be born from surrogate mother 24-year-old Louise Pollard. Omar wants to name the baby Osama, if he is a boy.<br />"If the baby is a boy I might call him Osama -- but I hope he will be peaceful in every respect. It's traditional to use the grandfather's name again.<br /><br />"I prefer him to be in the Middle East with me. But wherever he is I will take care of him and take care of both his mothers - Louise as well as Zaina because she (Louise) is carrying my child. She is very pretty." <br /><br />The junior Laden also spoke about his liking for Pop singer Madonna, Jim Carrey movies, American football, rock music and even Laurel And Hardy.<br /><br />Omar was born to Osama's first wife, Najwa, in Saudi Arabia. The family moved to Sudan but his father was forced to flee as his terror group grew.<br /><br />In May 1996, when Osama left for the Tora Bora mountains in Afghanistan, he chose Omar to accompany him and to set up terror training camps.<br /><br />Omar said: "I was his chosen son. He's one of those people who has a magical effect for anyone who sits and listens. He changes minds. They said this also about Hitler. But I didn't follow my father."<br /><br />Omar fled Afghanistan in April 2001 before the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the US that made his father the world's most wanted man.</p>