Blake Shelton explains how dad’s parenting examples set bar for raising Gwen Stefani’s kids
Blake Shelton reminisces over the moments his dad’s parenting examples led him to parenting his three sons
Blake Shelton recalls the moment his dad’s own parenting examples lead him towards embracing fatherhood and cemented his relationship with Gwen Stefani’s kids.
The country singer took this walk down memory lane in a candid heart-to-heart for Country Radio Seminar in Nashville.
There the singer recalled his first few moments of self-doubt when seeing Gwen’s responsibilities as a mom to three boys, Kingston, 15, Zuma, 13, and Apollo, 8.
"I think Gwen thought, when we first started seeing each other, that it was just gonna be a moment in time because of that,” he began by admitting.
However, there was no hesitation when the topic of commitment for Gwen’s kids appeared.
Referencing his own dad’s love for his kids, Blake added, "He took Richie on and raised him from the time he was 1 year old, and my brother never thought of my dad as anything other than his dad."
"The example that my dad set for me was that [child] was not even a consideration [in a romantic partnership],” explained.
“You got three boys? Awesome! My dad did it,” Blake recalled in glee and awe of his own father.
“My dad raised me. I could do this. I didn't know what I was signing up for, but I was all about signing up for it. And every day,” since then “I've fallen in love with the boys as much as I do with Gwen."
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