Gwen Stefani’s kids just made a rare public appearance, and we can’t get over how much they’ve grown.
This week, the 54-year-old singer received a well-deserved star on Hollywood's legendary Walk of Fame. The ceremony was attended by her closest friends and family, including her husband, Blake Shelton, and the three children she shares with Gavin Rossdale: Kingston (17), Zuma (15) and Apollo (9).
Her oldest son, Kingston, was standing on her right (our left) in a pin-stripe suit. Her middle child, Zuma, was on her far left (our right) behind her youngest son, Apollo.
Stefani wore a sparkly minidress by Christian Cowan, which featured star-shaped embellishments (#fitting). She accessorized the look with a pair of slouchy metallic boots by Le Silla and styled her hair in a chic ponytail.
During an interview with Variety, Stefani revealed that parenting is a huge part of her everyday life. “I have three boys. Two of them are teenagers. They have their own schedule; I have Blake’s schedule,” she said. “I have to coordinate with their dad, and then I have The Voice. Plus, I’m making a record.”
Although her boys are very different, Stefani explained that her oldest sons—Kingston and Zuma—are on the same football team. “They’re at the same school,” she added. “It’s really tiny. They barely have enough people to even have a football team, but they’re on it together.”
She continued, “It’s really cute.”
They grow up so fast.
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