Even though Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale aren't married anymore, they've made coparenting a top priority. Let me tell you, these two are doing an incredible job of putting their kids first. You might think it's easy for celebrities, but trust me, it takes real effort and dedication to make coparenting work so seamlessly.
How They’ve Found Their Happy Medium
When it comes to coparenting, Gwen and Gavin have truly found a happy medium. According to a source who spoke to Us Weekly, they’ve managed to create a system that works for everyone. They tied the knot back in 2002, but life took them in different directions in 2016. Still, they share three beautiful kids—Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo—and both parents are committed to ensuring their little ones have everything they need. It’s not just about logistics; it’s about creating a supportive and loving environment for their children.
Working Together for the Kids
Both Gwen and Gavin have been open about their parenting journey. They’ve emphasized the importance of teamwork, even after their split. It’s not just about feeding the kids and getting them to school on time (though they do that too!). It’s about fostering a sense of stability and joy in their children’s lives. As Gavin once said at the world premiere of John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, “They are doing really good. They’re really happy, and that’s it. We’re doing the best we can.”
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Gavin’s Advice to His Boys
Now, let’s talk about Gavin for a moment. He’s not just a rock star—he’s also a thoughtful dad. When asked what advice he gives to Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo, Gavin summed it up perfectly: “To be whole, interesting, and considerate human beings who make this world a better place. That’s it.” He credits his own father, Douglas, for some wisdom that’s stuck with him. “Never give up the chance to use the bathroom,” Gavin joked, before adding, “No! He was pretty low-key on advice. His whole thing would always be just let it be, and things will work out. Let it be, let the pieces fall.” It’s clear Gavin’s trying to instill those same values in his own children.
Gwen’s Lessons from Her Sons
Gwen, on the other hand, has learned some valuable lessons from her boys. The The Voice judge revealed in an interview with Shape that her kids have taught her how to be more organized. “I lived at home until I was 26, then I had a tour manager, then a manager, then an assistant. On tour, you even have somebody who has the key to your hotel room. But as a mom, you have to be the one in charge,” she said. It’s a reminder that parenting isn’t just about teaching—it’s also about learning and growing together.
