Gwen Stefani’s Eldest Sons Look All Grown Up in 2023 Family Christmas Card

Gwen Stefani’s eldest sons, Kingston James and Zuma Nesta, are all grown up and nearly towering over their famous mother in their 2023 family Christmas card. The holiday photo, posted on Stefani’s tan artist Isabel Alysa’s Instagram Story, shows the teenagers looking dapper in matching suits alongside their younger brother Apollo Bowie and stepdad Blake Shelton. Stefani herself looked stunning in a cream plunging gown with ruffles.

The family appeared to be in good spirits as they beamed ear-to-ear and held each other close. Even their adorable family dog joined in on the fun, laying at their feet. The singer’s 2023 Christmas card has captured the attention of fans, with many commenting on how quickly her sons have grown.

Stefani, who is 54 years old, shares her three sons with her ex-husband Gavin Rossdale. The couple was married from 2002 to 2016 before calling it quits. Despite their separation, Stefani and Rossdale have found their own unique parenting styles. In a recent interview, Rossdale revealed that they choose not to co-parent and instead focus on individual parenting.

Rossdale explained, “You can either do everything together and really co-parent and see how that goes, or you can just parent. And I think we just parent.” He added that he and Stefani are “really different” people with opposing views, but he sees their differences as giving their kids an incredible perspective to choose which pieces of their parents’ lives they’d like to inherit and move on with.

After her split from Rossdale, Stefani moved on with Blake Shelton, who was also going through a divorce with his then-wife Miranda Lambert. The couple got married in 2021, and Shelton has become a loving stepdad to Stefani’s three sons.

Gwen Stefani’s 2023 family Christmas card is a beautiful snapshot of their blended family, showcasing the love and joy they share during the holiday season. Fans are excited to see how Stefani’s sons continue to grow and thrive in the years to come.