EXCLUSIVE: Rod Stewart, 70, Jokes That His Eight Kids Are Tough Critics of His Music EXCLUSIVE: Rod Stewart, 70, Jokes That His Eight Kids Are Tough Critics of His Music by Raphael Chestang 5:11 PM PDT, October 30, 2015 Playing EXCLUSIVE: Rod Stewart, 70, Jokes That His Eight Kids Are Tough Critics of His Music At 70 years old, Rod Stewart's life is a lot different from when he first started out. The biggest change? He has eight kids! On the way to selling more than 100 million albums, Stewart -- who just released his 29th album -- managed to raise a large family. His children, Kimberly, 36; Sean, 35; Ruby, 28; Renee, 23; Liam, 21; Alastair, 9; Aiden, 4; and Sarah Streeter, 52, may have had a little bit of input on his latest album, Another Country, which the GRAMMY winner recorded at home.

PIC: Rod Stewart Joins Instagram With a Hairy Shot "The kids would run in and tell me what they think, which was usually, 'A bunch of rubbish, Dad,'" Stewart joked. "No, that's not true, but it's just a wonderful environment." Stewart admitted that he's not exactly the same musician he was during his rock 'n' roll heyday. The new album is so personal it even includes a song about his nighttime rituals with his youngest child, Aiden. "I've even written a song about putting my 4-year-old son to bed called 'Batman, Superman, Spider-Man,'" he said. "Songs I probably wouldn't have written about 30 years ago when I was a real rock 'n' roll star." One of his middle children, Ruby, has the most involvement in Stewart's music career as of late. A tremendous singer-songwriter in her own right, Ruby joined him onstage during a Las Vegas show. "More or less we just play what we want," Stewart said. "It's great because Vegas treats me like I'm Elvis. They're so wonderful there. They fly me home to Los Angeles every night.

Ruby and I sit on the jet and have our little dinner and a glass of wine after the show." WATCH: Rod Stewart Relives Heartbreak Through New Songs With so many hits, we wondered how Another Country ranks with Stewart among his past projects. "I suppose the new ones are always your favorites, but time will tell," Stewart said. "We'll see how it's received." Rolling Stone, for one thing, called the album "stellar," while The Independent also gave it a glowing review, stating, "Rod can still deliver." Watch the video to see Stewart's priceless reaction to our first interview with him as a young rock idol in 1981. Another Country is available now. SHARE ON FACEBOOK SHARE SHARE ON TWITTER TWEET Rod Stewart - Bio, Facts, Family | Famous Birthdays Rod Stewart First Name Rod#1 About Raspy rock vocalist who released over 60 hit singles and, in 2008, was named the 17th most successful artist on the The Billboard Hot 100 Top All-Time Artists. Before Fame He worked as a newspaper delivery boy and a gravedigger. He left school when he was fifteen and sought out a career as a footballer until he was rejected.

Trivia In, 2006 he won a Grammy Award for the best Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album for Stardust...The Great American Songbook Volume III. He received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2007. Family Life He married Alana Stewart on April 6, 1979, Rachel Hunter on December 15, 1990, and Penny Lancaster on June 16, 2007. He has a total of eight children, four daughters, named Kimberly, Ruby, Sarah and Renee , and four sons, named Sean , Liam, Alastair and Aiden.

Rod Stewart Biography - life, family, children, story, wife, young, son, old, born, marriage - Newsmakers Cumulation Rod Stewart Biography Singer Rod Stewart Born January 10, 1945, in London, England; married Alana Hamilton (a model), 1979 (divorced, 1984); married Rachel Hunter (a model), 1991 (divorced, 2006); children: Kimberly, Sean (from first marriage), Ruby (with Kelly Emberg), Renee, Liam (from second marriage), Alastair (with Penny Lancaster). Addresses: Record company —J-Records, 745 Fifth Ave., 6th Flr., New York, NY 10151.

Website — Career Worked as apprentice for Brentford Football Club, early 1960s; toured with folk singer Wizz Jones; sang in Jimmy Powell & the Five Dimensions, the Hoochie Coochie Men (later Steampacket), and Shotgun Express, mid-1960s; lead singer of the Jeff Beck Group, 1968–69; released first solo album, The Rod Stewart Album , 1969; joined the Small Faces (later the Faces), 1969; performed on MTV Unplugged , performance released on CD as Unplugged … And Seated , 1993; released Human , 2001; released Great American Songbook series, 2002–05; released Still the Same … Great Rock Classics of Our Time , 2006. Awards: Grammy Award for best traditional pop vocal album, Recording Academy, for Stardust … The Great American Songbook Volume III , 2004.

Sidelights Rod Stewart, perhaps the most popular British rocker of the 1970s, has enjoyed platinum record sales, seemingly permanent celebrity, an equally permanent place on classic rock radio, wealth, and the company of countless beautiful young women. Yet he has also suffered a 30-year assault on his reputation from the music press, eternally disappointed that he forsook his early '70s blend of rowdy rock-and-roll with rough, poignant folk music for a slick pop sound, heartstring-snapping ballads, and lyrics that celebrate his own playboy decadence.

At his best, wrote critic Jon Pareles in the New York Times , Stewart is "one of rock's more appealing personas—a rueful working-class rake, well aware of love's pratfalls but sincere when he pledges his devotion." Also key to his appeal is his distinctive raspy voice, which John Rockwell, another New York Times critic, described as a "whisky tenor" that combines "manly toughness with aching emotional pain and the sexuality that high voices have always symbolized." Born in a working-class part of London to a Scottish family, Stewart took up music as a young man in the early 1960s after working as an apprentice for the Brentford Football Club. He toured Europe with Wizz Jones, a folk singer. Over the next few years, he sang in several short-lived British R&B and blues-rock bands, including Jimmy Powell & the Five Dimensions, the Hoochie Coochie Men (which, after renaming itself Steampacket, toured with the Rolling Stones), and Shotgun Express. Stewart's first moment of rock stardom came as lead singer of the Jeff Beck Group, named after the band's guitarist, formerly of the mid-'60s British blues-rock band the Yardbirds.

Stewart's wildly emotional vocals fit well with Beck's heavy, dramatic guitar work. Together, on the albums Truth and Beck-Ola —"exercises in brilliant bombast," as Rolling Stone 's biography of Stewart puts it—they helped establish the heavy, pre-metal, blues-based rock sound that Jimi Hendrix and Cream were also exploring and that would soon make Led Zeppelin famous. In 1969, as Beck recovered from a car accident, Stewart and Beck's bass player, Ron Wood, left the band. Together, they recorded Stewart's acclaimed solo debut, The Rod Stewart Album . (That was its American title; it was named An Old Raincoat Won't Let You Down in Great Britain.) The album combined R&B and rock sounds with Stewart's folk roots to create a semi-acoustic rock and roll sound. Covers ranged from "Street Fighting Man," a then-recent Rolling Stones hit, to "Dirty Old Town," a classic folk song by Scottish songwriter Ewan MacColl. The songs Stewart wrote himself were poignant character sketches of misfits and people down on their luck. The combination of Wood's slide guitar and Stewart's gravelly voice was even more successful than Beck and Stewart's collaboration.

Stewart and Wood soon joined the band the Small Faces, whose lead singer had just left. After putting out their first album, First Step , in the spring of 1970, which established them as a sloppy but fun band with a heavy Rolling Stones influence, the group renamed itself the Faces. For the next four years, Stewart and Wood worked together on roughly two albums a year, both Stewart albums and Faces albums. On his second solo album, Gasoline Alley , released in the fall of 1970, Stewart began to establish a reputation as an excellent interpreter of Bob Dylan songs by covering Dylan's folk song "Only A Hobo." The Stewart-Wood collaboration peaked in the year 1971, with Stewart's third solo album, Every Picture Tells A Story , which hit number one in America and Britain and made Stewart famous. It included Stewart's best-known song, still played relentlessly on classic rock stations: "Maggie May." The song tells the story of a young man trying to tear himself away from a consuming romance with a more mature woman. Stewart has said it was based on an actual affair he had with an older woman when he was 15 or 16.

Also in 1971, the Faces released perhaps their best two albums, Long Player and A Nod Is as Good as a Wink … To a Blind Horse , which reached the top ten in America and Britain and included their only American hit, "Stay With Me." The success of Stewart's solo career began to create tension in the Faces as they toured in early 1972. His new solo album, Never A Dull Moment , lived up to its title by ranging from a cover of soul singer Sam Cooke's euphoric "Twistin' the Night Away" to the lustful "Italian Girls." The Faces recorded one more studio album, Ooh La La , in 1973 and quarreled during a difficult tour of the United States, documented on the live album Coast to Coast: Overture and Beginners . The band, estranged by early 1974, officially broke up in 1975, and Wood went on to join the Rolling Stones. Rock critics began to turn against Stewart with the release of his next solo album, Smiler , in 1974. Though recorded in the same style as his previous efforts, it showed he was in something of a rut.

It included a strong cover of Dylan's "Girl from the North Country," but also an ill-advised cover of Aretha Franklin's song "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," which Stewart changed to "Natural Man." Still, the album was a hit. In 1975, Stewart began a romance with Britt Ekland, a Swedish actress. He also decided to move to the United States because of a dispute with the British government over his taxes. His next album, Atlantic Crossing , commemorated his move and marked his transition from rock toward pop music. A Night on the Town from 1976, had a similar slick pop sound, but also featured ambitious songwriting. Stewart tipped his hat to his gay fans with "The Killing of Georgie (Part I and II)," a narrative about the murder of a gay friend of his, and covered folk singer Cat Stevens' "The First Cut is the Deepest." As Stewart became famous for his wild lifestyle and many actress and model girlfriends, his album titles turned cheeky, playing up his playboy image.

Albums such as Foot Loose & Fancy Free and Blondes Have More Fun , released in 1977 and 1978, sold millions of copies. On the latter, Stewart embraced disco. Critics reacted badly, especially hating the single "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?"—but it became one of Stewart's biggest pop hits, hitting number one in 1979. Around this time, he married model Alana Hamilton; they went on to have two children, Kimberly and Sean. In 1981, on Tonight I'm Yours , Stewart updated his sound with then-popular new wave and synth pop styles. But his career took a downturn soon after, both in record sales and musical quality. He released a few singles during the 1980s, such as "Lost in You" and a cover of Dylan's "Forever Young," that were well-crafted enough to hit the pop charts but soft enough to disappoint old fans. A 1984 profile in People found him going through a bitter divorce from his first wife, Alana, after five years of marriage, and becoming more frugal after years of outrageous spending.

"Gone are the fleet of nine sports cars, the troop of retainers," reported Todd Gold of People . Not gone were Stewart's playboy antics; at 39, he was dating a 25-year-old model, Kelly Emberg, and several other women. (He eventually had a daughter, Ruby, with Emberg.) He briefly reunited with Beck for what was to be a full tour, but Beck soon dropped out after—in the opinion of Stewart and his band—dragging down the show with extremely long guitar solos. Stewart was 39 when Gold profiled him for People . He was about to bring his 80-year-old father along on tour with him for two weeks, which made him think about what it would be like to be that old. "I suppose it'd be hard to sing rock 'n' roll at 80," he told Gold with a laugh. "But you've got no idea what it's like to be up there in front of 20,000 screaming fans. It's a hard thing to give up.

It's really like a drug." A comeback began in 1989 when Stewart, embracing the advent of CDs and the trend of career-spanning box sets, released the four-disc set Storyteller . It included a cover of the Tom Waits song "Downtown Train," which became a major hit. He showed a partial return to rock form with 1991's Vagabond Heart , which included a duet with soul star Tina Turner and contributions from Robbie Robertson, former leader of The Band (Dylan's mid-'60s backup group, which had become popular in its own right in the 1970s). He reunited with Wood for his appearance on the television show MTV Unplugged , which spawned the album Unplugged … and Seated . The well-received performance included many of his best songs from the early '70s. Meanwhile, his love life was on the upswing too; in 1991, he married another model, Rachel Hunter, who was in her early 20s, half his age. The couple had a daughter, Renee, and a son, Liam.

With the 1998 album When We Were the New Boys , whose title clearly points back to his rock roots, Stewart pleased rock and roll fans for the first time in years. The album included a strong cover of "Cigarettes and Alcohol" by Oasis, one of the top British rock bands of the 1990s. But he quickly hit another rough patch in his career and romantic life. In 1999, he and his wife separated. Stewart, then 54, cheered himself up by dating another model, Tracy Tweed, 34, followed by 29-year-old underwater photographer Robbie Lauren, followed by Penny Lancaster, also 29 and both a photographer and a lingerie model. Thyroid surgery in 2000 lowered his voice slightly, and his 2001 album Human , an attempt to cross over to urban and contemporary pop, bombed commercially and was savaged by critics. To revive his career, Stewart tapped the songwriting of a much earlier generation.

Starting with It Had to Be You and continuing through three more albums, Stewart recorded versions of classics from the Great American Songbook, a term for the best American pop music of the first half of the 20th century, including the work of such acclaimed songwriters as George Gershwin and Cole Porter. The albums, released between 2002 and 2005 and collected into a box set, became hits on adult contemporary charts. Stewart had not expected their commercial success. "It was meant to be a labor of love, something I was doing for a laugh," he told Rebecca Winters of Time , "and here we are going double platinum." Some critics recoiled, though, saying Stewart lacked the vocal talent to interpret the nuanced old standards. Chuck Arnold of People proclaimed the first two albums "lame." Ty Burr of Entertainment Weekly called the whole series "sacrilegious." Stewart seemed unfazed. In March of 2005, at age 60, he proposed to Lancaster, now 34, while they were in at the top of Paris' Eiffel Tower. That December, Lancaster gave birth to Stewart's sixth child, Alastair.

In March of 2006, Stewart and Hunter finalized their divorce after a seven-year legal battle. In 2006, Stewart's career took another new turn. He encouraged celebrity Paris Hilton to record his song "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy" for her first album, and she did. It was released on her first album in August of 2006. Meanwhile, Stewart announced the October of 2006 release of his new album, Still the Same … Great Rock Classics of Our Time , which includes rock ballads such as Dylan's "If Not For You," Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Have You Ever Seen the Rain," and the title track, Bob Seger's "Still the Same." The album was predicted to be a return to form that would please both consumers and hard-to-please critics. Selected discography The Rod Stewart Album , Mercury, 1969. Gasoline Alley , Mercury, 1970. Every Picture Tells A Story , Mercury, 1971. Never A Dull Moment , Mercury, 1972. Smiler , Mercury, 1974. Atlantic Crossing , Warner Bros., 1975.

A Night on the Town , Warner Bros., 1976. Foot Loose & Fancy Free , Warner Bros., 1977. Blondes Have More Fun , Warner Bros., 1978. Foolish Behaviour , Warner Bros., 1980. Tonight I'm Yours , Warner Bros., 1981. Absolutely Live , Warner Bros., 1982. Body Wishes , Warner Bros., 1983. Camouflage , Warner Bros., 1984. Every Beat of My Heart , Wea International, 1986. Rod Stewart , Warner Bros., 1986. Out of Order , Warner Bros., 1988. Storyteller (box set), Warner Bros., 1989. Vagabond Heart , Warner Bros., 1991. Unplugged … And Seated , Warner Bros., 1993. Spanner in the Works , Warner Bros., 1995. When We Were the New Boys , Warner Bros., 1998. Human , Atlantic, 2001.

It Had to Be You … The Great American Songbook , J-Records, 2002. As Time Goes By … The Great American Songbook, Vol. 2 , J-Records, 2003. Stardust … The Great American Songbook, Vol. 3 , J-Records, 2004. Thanks for the Memory … The Great American Songbook, Vol. 4 , J-Records, 2005. The Great American Songbook Box Set , J-Records, 2005. Still the Same … Great Rock Classics of Our Time , J-Records, 2006. The Faces First Step (as the Small Faces), Mercury, 1970. Long Player , Mercury, 1971. A Nod Is as Good as a Wink … To a Blind Horse , Mercury, 1971. Ooh La La , Mercury, 1973. Coast to Coast: Overture and Beginners , Mercury, 1974. Jeff Beck Group Sarah Streeter The Rod Stewart Offspring you rarely hear about! - Oh No They Didn't! Oh no they didn't!

Sarah Streeter The Rod Stewart Offspring you rarely hear about! The love child he had in the 60's when he was 18, and gave up for adoption. Sarah had no idea who her birth father was until she was 18. She is now almost 47! The only kids of Rod's you see or hear about are: Kim, Sean, Ruby, Renee, Liam, Alastair and the unborn son. Sarah and Rod : Last updated at 10:03 PM on 8th October 2010 Comments (60) Add to My Stories The introduction sounded simple, but for Sarah Streeter they were words she had waited many long years to hear: escorted by Rod Stewart around his backstage party following a sell-out concert this summer, she was proudly introduced to family and friends as his eldest daughter. Most of them would probably have been able to guess the relationship anyway: Sarah and her famous father bear an uncanny resemblance to each other, with the same angular features and almond shaped-eyes. For a long time, however, that was all they shared.

The product of Rod’s teenage romance with an art student in the Sixties, Sarah was given up for adoption by Rod and her birth mother Susannah. For the first 18 years of her life, she had no idea that the multi-millionaire singer was her biological father. While the two met a handful of times in the Eighties, their relationship since has not exactly been easy. For the past 20 years they had barely any contact at all. But lately, the Daily Mail can exclusively reveal, this has all changed. After reaching out to Sarah following the death of her adopted mother Evelyn, three years ago, Rod and his first-born are slowly getting to know each other. Over phone calls and, more recently, family get-togethers, Sarah is slowly becoming part of the singer’s large and extended family. She has met some of her six half-brothers and sisters for the first time, and is looking forward, excitedly, to the birth of a new half-sibling next year, following news that Rod’s wife Penny is expecting once more. ‘At the moment it’s all baby steps, but whatever issues were there have all been forgotten, for both of us,’ she says.

‘It’s all water under the bridge now. It’s nerve-racking, too, but just as much so for him as it is for me. ‘There’s no anger there. I never was angry about what happened really, just sad. But now I’m older I see things differently and realise that it has been as difficult for him over the years as it has been for me. ‘Now we’re at the start of a new chapter, and that’s wonderful.’ Just shy of her 47th birthday, there will be nearly half a century between Sarah and Rod’s eighth child, his second with Penny — who, at 39 is herself eight years younger than Sarah. The circumstances he or she will be born in, of course, will be entirely different from the way Sarah came into the world. Rod was an unknown 17-year-old vocalist who was a few years away from his first break in the late Sixties with The Jeff Beck Band when he met art student Susannah Boffey, also 17, at a party. The pair embarked on a year-long relationship before Susannah discovered she was pregnant.

Susannah, initially, wanted to keep the child, even though Rod had told her he was too young to have a baby. After Sarah was born, he asked her to give the baby away and, after she refused, the couple split up. After struggling to raise her daughter alone for several months, Susannah finally agreed to give Sarah up for adoption. The little girl spent several years moving between a series of children’s homes and foster care until, aged five, she was adopted by Gerald and Evelyn Thubron. A kindly brigadier and his wife, they raised her alongside their son Colin Thubron, now a respected travel writer, at their idyllic country home in Uckfield, East Sussex. 'Until I was 18, I had no idea who my birth father was.' It was a world away from the sun-drenched Los Angeles mansion where Rod now spends much of his time, but Sarah, who works in a care-home, was wonderfully happy there. Yet, while her parents were open about the fact she’d been adopted, they chose to conceal the true nature of her parentage for her own protection.

When asked, her parents told her that while her birth mother lived in France, and that she had a grandmother who lived in London, they said they didn’t know who her biological father was. The truth emerged when Sarah was 18, and the Thubrons felt it was time to tell her about her parentage, sitting her down one afternoon to break the news. Young gun: Rod Stewart, pictured in the 1960s, fathered Sarah Streeter with Susannah Boffey Understandably, it was a profound shock when, at 18, Sarah discovered that the singer whose poster adorned her bedroom wall was in fact her father. ‘It really didn’t sink in to start with,’ she says. ‘This was the early Eighties and Rod was already very famous. He was always in the charts. ‘I remember saying for days afterwards: ‘There must be hundreds of Rod Stewarts, are you sure it’s the Rod Stewart?’ ‘That was quite a thing to come to terms with,’ she says quietly now.

‘I had a poster of him on my wall because I thought he was sexy, and then suddenly I find out he’s my father.’ A year later, father and daughter came face-to-face for the first time after a tabloid newspaper arranged to fly her out to Los Angeles but, perhaps inevitably, the meeting was awkward. ‘I think I underestimated how strange it was for him,’ Sarah says. ‘Remember, he had seen me as a baby at the hospital when I was born, and then, suddenly, all these years later, he’s presented with this grown-up daughter. And I was very young, very naïve. In many ways I wasn’t emotionally ready.’ Open arms: Rod Stewart and wife Penny Lancaster have welcomed Rod's daughter Sarah Streeter into their Tower Hill home Rod later told Sarah’s birth mother that meeting Sarah for the first time was ‘like looking in a mirror’, but their physical resemblance was not, at that time, enough to ensure a close emotional relationship. ‘We did have quite a lot of contact at first in the middle-to-late Eighties. I even went to stay at his house in Epping. But then it fizzled out, on both our parts, really.

I got on with my life and he got on with his.’ There was, Sarah admits, some sadness and resentment at the distance between them, replaced now with a deeper understanding. ‘Now I’m getting to know him more I think I understand what went on. Rod has actually come into my life in a big way since mother’s gone, and I don’t think that’s a coincidence. ‘At the end of the day, I’d been adopted, I was their child, and he didn’t want to step on their toes. But at the time, of course, I couldn’t see it like that.’ When Sarah married her husband Chris, 60, in the summer of 2004, Rod rang her to wish her well, and sent flowers and £5,000 of Harrods vouchers. But another lull followed. And, it was the passing of her adoptive mother Evelyn in April 2007, at the age of 97, from a stroke, that was to prompt the tentative reconciliation of father and daughter. Immensely, close to her mother, Sarah still dissolves into floods of tears when she discusses it.

‘I just didn’t want to lose her, and my whole world just fell apart after she died,’ she says. ‘I didn’t realise until she died how dependent I was on her. She was always there for me and whatever I did she stuck right by me. There was so much love there. ‘I was this little girl she’d taken out of this children’s home and she’d fallen in love with me in an instant. She was an incredible person and I lost my mother, my best friend, my everything. I’ve never known pain like that.’ Evelyn’s death was not the only blow. In the months that followed, Sarah’s brother Colin decided to sell the family home where Sarah had lived alongside her mother for 40 years. ‘I loved that home, it was the most magical place and I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. ‘I’ll never really forgive Colin for taking that away. Mum so wanted us to live there.’ Equally distressingly, Sarah also found out that she was going through the menopause at the relatively young age of 44. ‘Chris and I had talked about having children although I knew it was unlikely, given our age.

But when you get the menopause it seems so final, and that’s hard. So, in a way, I had to go through another grieving process.’ 'After mum died, Rod was in touch more often.' There was, at least, something positive to come from it all. Following her mother’s death, Sarah had contacted Rod’s secretary, asking her if she could let him know. He sent flowers, and then, a few weeks later, an invitation to a London concert. ‘I couldn’t go as it was just too soon after mum’s death — the grief was very raw. But it was a nice thought,’ she says. The invitation was followed by further messages and gifts. ‘For my birthday, that November, he sent the most incredible bouquet of flowers, and then Christmas that year I got a huge hamper from Harrods. I was incredibly touched.’ Initially, however, Sarah held back from telephoning Rod, instead writing to say thank you. ‘I think we both felt the need to hold back a bit after Mum’s death. It would have felt wrong otherwise.

‘I was in a very bad place for a long time after Mum’s passing and not ready for anything else, but he showed me he was there for me and that was very important.’ Rod’s conduct was also in stark contrast to that of Sarah’s natural mother Susannah, with whom Sarah has had no contact for 20 years. She went on to marry and have a son, Charles, and now lives in Normandy, where she runs a furniture business. ‘I met her a few times a long time ago, but we don’t get on. ‘Nonetheless, when mum died I sent her son Charles a text asking him to please let Susannah know as I felt it was the right thing to do. ‘Charles sent a message back saying how sorry he was, but there was nothing from her, not a card or a phone call. It was the final straw for me and I will never speak to her again.’ More flowers and messages followed from Rod in the next two years until, in July this year, Sarah received an invitation to a concert he was playing at the O2 Arena.

‘His secretary called and said Rod would like me to be there and there’d be a party after.’ This time, Sarah felt ready, although she was, she admits, besieged by nerves. ‘I was apprehensive, of course, because I hadn’t seen or spoken to him or such a long time.’ The after-show party was held in a restaurant at the O2 and was also attended by Ruby, Rod’s 22-year-old daughter by Kelly Emberg, and Renee and Liam, his teenage children by model Rachel Hunter. ‘Ruby and Renee are absolutely stunning; they look like their mothers,’ says Sarah. ‘The first thing I said to them was, “well, you don’t look a thing like Rod,” she recalls with a smile. ‘Then Penny appeared, gave me a big hug and said, “Come and see Rod” who was in the dressing room next door. I went in and he gave me a hug, too, it was a warm welcome.’ Conversation flowed easily, she says, with Rod asking her if she had any contact with her birth mother. ‘I said I had nothing to do with her.

‘At the concert he’d sung a song he wrote in the Seventies called I was Only Joking, which is about her. It has the lines: ‘Susy baby you were good to me, Giving love unselfishly. But you took it all too seriously.’ ‘He said: “Well, you know who that’s about don’t you?” When they parted at the end of the night, Rod said he would be back in England in September, and they could meet then. True to his word, they met two weeks ago, sharing tea and cakes one afternoon at Rod’s London apartment near Tower Bridge. ‘Rod wasn’t at all well, and had to cancel other engagements that day, but he didn’t want to let me down. It was so lovely to see him and have some time on our own. And Penny is so nice, really easy to talk to. ‘I think she’s very good for Rod and I think she’s changed him a lot, she’s a very sympathetic influence.

I congratulated them on the pregnancy and they seemed thrilled.’ Sarah is yet to meet Alastair, Rod and Penny’s four-year-old son, but has been assured that she will meet him in the New Year, when Rod and Penny are next in the country. ‘I don’t expect to see him every time he comes over. I’ve got his phone number and email address and I can get in touch with him whenever I want — I rang him up the other day and we had a nice chat. But a lot of the time I don’t need to — the difference now is knowing I can,’ she says. ‘It’s never going to be the sort of relationship where you met up every week, because of who he is, but that’s not his fault. ‘Nor will it ever be the normal father-daughter relationship because he didn’t bring me up. But there is something there, definitely, and I think he feels the same way.’ Intriguingly, Sarah says she has no desire to visit Rod at his home in Los Angeles. ‘If he ever invited me to America, I honestly wouldn’t go,’ she says. ‘That’s his world over there and I’d feel terribly out of place, I wouldn’t feel comfortable.

I’m happy with my life here. ‘For a while, he didn’t really talk about me but, now, he talks about his seven children and an eighth on the way, not the six, and that’s lovely. Finally, it’s all turned out the way I wanted it to, and it couldn’t be better.’ Rod's other kids: Renee with her mom Rachel Hunter: Kimberly : Rod Stewart takes daughter Ruby out for a drink in an all-white ensemble | Daily Mail Online comments He is often treating wife Penny Lancaster to a coffee on the go. But Rod Stewart headed out for a hot beverage with his daughter Ruby Stewart on Wednesday in Bel Air. The 69-year-old singer tempted fate that he might spill his drink as he sported an entirely white ensemble, apart from his black sunglasses and comfortable grey trainers. Daddy's girl: Rod Stewart went out for a hot beverage with his daughter Ruby Stewart Rod opted for white trousers and a white jacket and T-shirt combination and had a stern look on his face as he walked alongside his daughter. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share The 26-year-old blonde injected a touch of colour into their day by wearing a long khaki green coat, blue jeans and brown boots.

But the model followed her father's lead by sporting a white T-shirt and had her hands full carrying two beverages. Be careful: The singer tempted fate by wearing an all-white ensemble while carrying a hot drink Rod - who has eight children by four women, Ruby, Kimberly Stewart, Sean Stewart, Sarah Streeter, Liam Stewart, Renee Stewart, Aiden Stewart, Alastair Wallace Stewart - walked along with a drink and what appeared to be a packaged treat in the same hand. But there was no sign of Rod's dog as the pair walked along the pavement just weeks after the Maggie May hitmaker was reportedly asked to leave a Los Angeles coffee shop for bringing his pet pooch into the establishment. Rod appeared to be surprised by the firm request but quickly complied with the house rules, making a speedy exit through a side door. Walkies! Rod recently took his pet pooch out in Los Angeles while wearing an Adidas tracksuit Fortunately on that occasion the singer had his wife Penny Lancaster on hand to purchase the beverages. As well as his impressive singing talent, Rod is known for having a big family and recently took to Twitter to ask his followers if any of them had a child born in five different decades.

He tweeted: 'Anyone else have a child in each of the last 5 decades? 60s Sarah 70s Kim 80s Sean, Ruby 90s Renee, Liam 00s Alastair, Aiden' Off we go: Rod and Penny love to take their pet pooch out on a walk in Los Angeles Rod Stewart Fan Club - May 2014 May 2014 Forever Young! Rod Stewart looks dapper in white jeans and linen blazer as he steps out in New York with wife Penny He added a pop of color to his classic ensemble with a green paisley handkerchief. Meanwhile, Penny went more low key in a pair of skinny jeans, plain white top and jean jacket. The performer has eight children by four women in total; Ruby Stewart, Kimberly Stewart, Sean Stewart, Sarah Streeter, Liam Stewart, Renee Stewart as well as Aiden Stewart and Alastair Wallace Stewart with wife, 43-year-old Penny Lancaster, whom he's been married to for almost seven years. Speaking to The Mirror, Penny said: ‘[Rod] really is hugely romantic – champagne, flowers, candlelit dinners... all of that.

‘We’re so fortunate that we can do lovely family stuff together then if my mum or the nanny’s around Rod and I get to have our moment together.’ She added: ‘It’s very important to have ‘Mummy and Daddy time’ together.’ Rod Stewart & Santana at the Times Union Center By GREG HAYMES ALBANY – It was something of an odd-couple double-bill – Rod Stewart and Carlos Santana, two classic rockers who seem to have little in common other than their longevity, their devoted fan bases and the fact that they’ve each racked up a bunch of hits since kicking off their careers in the ’60s. The tag-line for the co-headlining tour that launched at the Times Union Center on Friday night is: The voice (Stewart). The guitar. (Santana) The songs (Stewart and Santana). And the fairly-close-to-a-sold-out crowd certainly got all of that. But the musical mismatch was evident in the fact that the two stars collaborated on only one song during the three-and-a-half-hour concert – a surprisingly tame rendition of Etta James smoldering soul classic, “I’d Rather Go Blind,” during Stewart’s set.

(Judging by the army of cellphone cameras that popped up during that performance, you can probably check out multiple videos of it on YouTube, even as you’re reading this.) Looking sporty in a canary-yellow blazer and matching socks, Stewart and his 13-piece band romped right into his headlining set with “Infatuation,” at the end of which, for some reason, he was barking like a dog. The 69-year-old Stewart has had a varied career, and he touched on most of it from his rollicking days with the Faces (“Stay With Me”), through folk-rock (the show-closing “Maggie May”), his MTV days (“Hot Legs,” during which he kicked dozens of autographed soccer balls into the crowd), his R&B fascination (Sam Cooke’s “Havin’ a Party”) and sentimental if sometime schmaltzy love ballads (notably Van Morrison’s “Have I Told You Lately,” buoyed by a seven-piece string section of lovely local musicians). NOTE: He wisely avoided anything from his long love affair with the Great American Songbook.

His always raspy voice was surprisingly strong, although his best vocal performances were derailed: “Reason to Believe” by his mugging and clowning around, and the booming, anthemic “Forever Young” by an overly long drum solo (to cover for one of several costume changes). But a Stewart show is really about having fun, especially for Stewart himself. He doesn’t take himself too seriously, and by the time he dipped back to his disco days for the encore of “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?” with a nod and a wink, he was sporting a straw cowboy hat amid a chorus-line of 19 musicians as dozens of balloons dropped from the rafters. Carlos Santana and his 10-piece band featured several selections from his new Latin music album, “Corazon,” but like Stewart he also showcased the various twists and turns of his career time-line, focusing on the Woodstock-era Latin blues of the scorching “Black Magic Woman,” “Oye Como Va” and the percolating percussion duel of “Jingo,” as well as his 1999 Grammy-grabbing Latin pop blockbuster, “Supernatural” (“Maria Maria” and “Smooth,” featuring vocalists Andy Vargas and Tony Lindsay).

And when he ripped into the encore of “Soul Sacrifice,” the band transformed it into a musical mash-up montage that included George Gershwin, the Specials, Ennio Morricone and the Police. * When: 7:30 p.m. Saturday Where: The Times Union Center, 51 South Pearl St., Albany Musical highlights: Stewart – “You Wear It Well,” “Sweet Little Rock & Roller,” “Stay With Me”; Santana – “Jingo,” “Smooth,” “Soul Sacrifice” Length: Stewart – 95 minutes; Santana – 80 minutes The crowd: The not-quite sold-out crowd was obviously leaning heavily toward the baby-boomer demographic. Tickets still available for Taunton Rod Stewart gig THERE are still tickets left for Rod Stewart’s open air concert at the County Ground, Taunton, on June 18. Tickets at £60 plus a booking fee are available at or on 0844-8889991.

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The trio were spotted on a stroll in the Los Angeles district of Bel Air on Sunday Wearing an all-white ensemble with his trademark haircut, the singer looked youthful and summery as he stepped outwith a take-away coffee. Clearly a style influence for his daughter, she followed suit - but in black, with leather boots and a designer handbag. Meanwhile, Kimberley's adorable daughter was on trend in cute ankle boots and a comfy denim waistcoat. Together, the trio looked in fine form. Rod has eight children by four women in total; Ruby Stewart, Kimberly Stewart, Sean Stewart, Sarah Streeter, Liam Stewart, Renee Stewart as well as Aiden Stewart and Alastair Wallace Stewart with wife Penny Lancaster, who is also with him in California. The family of four recently enjoyed a day out together on Easter Sunday, in which Rod sported his all-white look. Rod and Penny have always had a rock solid marriage, and the pair revealed that they keep it alive by going on frequent romantic breaks and by making love ‘three quality times a week’ Speaking to The Mirror, Penny said: ‘[Rod] really is hugely romantic – champagne, flowers, candlelit dinners... all of that.

‘We’re so fortunate that we can do lovely family stuff together then if my mum or the nanny’s around Rod and I get to have our moment together.’ She added: ‘It’s very important to have ‘Mummy and Daddy time’ together.’ ---------- Santana joins Rod on stage in Vegas 2014 Carlos Santana joined Rod Stewart on stage for “I’d Rather Go Blind” at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on May 6, 2014. This was their 1st time performing together on the heels of their US co-headlining tour (Photo: © Erik Kabik Rock star grandpa! Rod Stewart enjoys day of bonding at farmer's market with daughter Kimberly and granddaughter Delilah He may be a father of eight, but Rod Stewart still find time to bond with his only grandchild. The 69-year-old rocker was seen grabbing a coffee with daughter Kimberly Stewart and two-year-old Delilah in Bel Air on Saturday, before they headed off to the local farmers market. Leaving a Starbucks in the well-heeled neighbourhood, the trio were appropriately dressed for the California heat.

Rod wore a white linen shirt and left the top few buttons popped open, showing off a little of his tanned chest while beige cargo shorts and black Nike trainers completed his youthful look. He donned his favourite mirrored sunglasses, a silver chain and beaded bracelets on his right wrist. Kimberly looked equally casual in a black top and trendy ripped shorts with the pockets hanging out teamed with a pair of cute black flats. Her silky blonde hair was left loose and she accessorized with a chunky gold chain and aviator style sunglasses Delilah is the result of a fling Kimberly enjoyed with Hollywood star Benicio Del Toro. While Kimberly and Delilah's father never had a serious relationship, the socialite has always insisted he plays an important role in the tot's upbringing. She previously said: 'Benicio's very involved; he and Delilah have a very special bond. She definitely looks like her dad, but she has my legs and eye colour.' Rod meanwhile has been married to 43-year-old Penny Lancaster-Stewart for almost seven years. Penny is a model and photographer and is best known for her modeling work for designer lingerie brand Ultimo.

The couple began dating in 1999 and married in Portofino in 2007.They have two sons, Alastair, eight and Aiden, three. Rod Stewart thinks Ruby could be successful – if she had more motivation – Moms & Babies – Celebrity Babies and Kids - Moms & Babies - People.com Subscribe Singer Rod Stewart, 62, is disappointed. He has seven children – Sarah, 41, Kim, 27, Sean, 26, Ruby, 19, Renee, 14, Liam, 12, and Alastair, 16 months – but only one of them inherited dad’s vocal talents, and she doesn’t want to use them! Rod said, Ruby seems to be the only one of my children who has some kind of singing talent. But unlike me when I started, she’s not hungry at all, unfortunately. She lives with me, drives a big Land Rover and has everything she wants. She’s just 19 but she doesn’t burn for anything. But it’s precisely that hunger that you need, that ambition to go out and make it. Without it, you won’t succeed.

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Lancaster is the fifth mother to Stewart’s children and his third wife. The singer’s enduring allure to long-limbed, blonde-locked beauties — and the fertility of their unions — has run concurrent with his staying power as a recording musician. He has said: “I can’t have any more kids, otherwise I’ll be touring until I’m 90.” That should not be necessary. Stewart’s Great American Songbook series of albums has boosted his career and last year he released Fly Me to the Moon — the latest volume in the series. He also toured, included one-off gigs in Dubai, Malta and at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Pollstar reported gross box office receipts worldwide of $32m from 35 shows in 2010. Stewart’s property portfolio comprises homes in France and Essex, a Palm Beach seafront house and a Beverly Hills mansion. He admitted to Piers Morgan on television that he was worth more than £100m. Sunday Times Rich List’s rock expert reckons it is £115m, to be precise.

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Question: Which musician's children are named Sarah, Kimberly, Sean, Liam, Renee, Alastair and Ruby?
Answer: Rod Stewart