Imagine growing up with a father who’s not just any dad but one of the most legendary rockers in history. That’s the reality for Jesse Bongiovi, the eldest son of the iconic Jon Bon Jovi. Jesse has been fortunate enough to receive some truly unforgettable advice from his dad over the years. Let’s dive into what it’s like to learn life lessons from a rock star.
Patience Is Key: A Lesson From Dad
When it comes to building something meaningful, patience is everything. Jesse shared an important piece of wisdom his dad imparted while they were working on their wine brand, Hampton Water. “Dad told me to take my time, to be patient, and launch Hampton Water properly because once something is out there, there’s no taking it back,” Jesse exclusively told Closer Weekly. “This advice has become a guiding principle in my life, especially when making big decisions. Once it’s out there, it’s permanent. It’s crucial to take your time and ensure everything is done exactly the way you want it because there’s no turning back.”
From Rock Star to Wine Entrepreneur
This year, Jon and Jesse attended a glamorous event to celebrate their new line of wine. Their creation is all about offering a French rosé made from Grenache, Cinsault, and Mourvèdre grapes. But behind every successful venture lies the hard work and dedication of those involved. Jesse attributes much of their success to his dad’s relentless work ethic. “People might already know this, but my dad is an incredibly hard worker,” Jesse reveals. “He would wake me up during the summer to let me know he’d just finished a six-mile run. He works harder than anyone I’ve ever met, and it definitely shows.”
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A Family Affair
Jesse isn’t the only child in this rock-star household. Jon and his wife, Dorothea Hurley, also have three other kids: Stephanie, 26, Jacob, 17, and Romeo, 15. Despite his demanding career, Jon has always made time for his family. Jesse shared a cherished memory from his childhood: “My favorite memory growing up is when my youngest brother Romeo and I would play football against my dad and my middle brother Jacob. We never lost!” It’s clear that being a rock star doesn’t mean sacrificing family time.
