Gwen Stefani’s younger son, Zuma Rossdale, is stepping into the spotlight like his famous parents.
On Monday, the 15-year-old made his country music debut at Blake Shelton’s Ole Red bar in Nashville, Tennessee.
Following a set of his own hits, Shelton, who married Stefani in 2021, enthusiastically introduced his stepson, who was dressed in a cowboy hat, jeans, and boots.
“Zuma, you look so adorable,” a fan called out just before the teen started to play his guitar, as seen in a video shared on X.
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Gwen Stefani’s second son, Zuma, performed at Blake Shelton’s Nashville, Tennessee, bar on Monday. (Getty Images)
As Zuma performed, Shelton — who stayed on stage — looked on in amazement. The “No Doubt” singer was also spotted in the audience on her Instagram story. It’s unclear if Zuma’s father, Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale, was present.
Representatives for Stefani and Shelton have not provided comments to Fox News Digital as of yet.
In an interview with Nylon Magazine in April, the “Hollaback Girl” artist discussed her struggles with insecurities after having her first two sons in quick succession, the impact of postpartum challenges on her career, and how the arrival of her third son symbolized “the start of [a series] of miracles.”
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“Everything shifts when you have two kids,” said Stefani, who welcomed Kingston in 2006 and Zuma in 2008 with Rossdale. “I felt completely drained. I had no creative ideas. I was overwhelmed with insecurity. I felt like, ‘Help!’”
Gwen Stefani shares three sons with her ex-husband, Gavin Rossdale, who is not pictured. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
During that period, No Doubt had recently concluded their “Sweet Escape” tour and were diligently working on their next album, “Push and Shove.” Balancing work and motherhood weighed heavily on the Grammy Award-winning singer.
“Getting pregnant with him marked the beginning of [a series] of miracles. It was like a fresh start to my life — the second chapter.”
“I found myself torn between leaving my family and returning with a new song. If I didn’t bring a song home, I felt like, ‘Oh my God, I wasted an entire day trying to reintegrate into No Doubt,'” she reminisced.
“Looking back, I think, ‘Why was I trying to meet everyone’s expectations?’ I should have prioritized being with my family. Nevertheless, we made it work, and there are a few good songs as a result. … But please, let’s not revisit that.”
In 2014, Stefani welcomed her third son, Apollo.
The singer recently addressed the insecurities she has faced as a mother. (Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty Images)
“I transitioned from a challenging period in my life to giving birth to Apollo,” she shared. “Getting pregnant with him really initiated [a series] of miracles. It was akin to a fresh start — my second chapter.”
Since their marriage, the couple has faced divorce rumors.
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“When you genuinely love someone and share fundamental values, no one can tear that apart,” she remarked. “You can speculate as much as you want about our relationship — just last week there were claims we were getting divorced again. It’s all fabricated. The reality is known to us, and that negativity cannot shake us, especially when I’m being open and sharing songs I didn’t create for anyone but myself and Blake.”
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