Gwen Stefani's eldest son Kingston, 19, towers over his mother as fans all say the same thing

Daily Mail​

26-05-2025

shared a sweet birthday post for her eldest son, Kingston, who has turned 19-years-old.
In one of the images the 55-year-old star's boy was seen standing next to her, which revealed that he is now taller than the 5ft6in blonde beauty.
His father is 59-year-old Gavin Rossdale and his stepfather is 48-year-old Blake Shelton.
Fans were all saying the same thing about the teen: that he looks just like his father Gavin. 'A chop off the ole block,' said one follower while another added, 'A mini Gavin, so cute.'
Gwen shared a cute message for her boy.
'Kingston, u changed my life forever. we love u so much. happy birthday,' wrote the No Doubt front woman. Paris Hilton, Kyle Richards, Michelle Pfeiffer and Larsa Pippen hit the like button. Other photos of Kingston include Kingston of a baby and a young child.
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Earlier this month Shelton said he was delighted to see his stepsons showcasing their musical talents.
The country singer has watched Kingston and Zuma, 16, perform at his bar and restaurant Ole Red in Oklahoma and is happy to see them pursuing their passion for the art form.
In an interview with People, Blake said: 'When they get up there, you would assume they've been doing for 10 years. They're very comfortable and not rattled at all.
'They have three professional musicians in their life and have grown up standing on the side of the stages watching this in their entire life, so they have it on their mind how to be when they get out there - but man, I sure wasn't that calm when I would get onstage.'
Blake explained that Zuma is a fan of country music but stressed that he hasn't tried to force the genre on his stepson.
The Austin singer said: 'He's a fan of older country music and newer country music, which has been pretty crazy for us to see.
'I never try to force my music. I think just accidentally throughout his lifetime, when he rides in the truck with me somewhere, he can't help but hear whatever station I have on.'
Blake and Gwen will celebrate the 10th anniversary of their relationship later this year and he says that his union with the No Doubt frontwoman - whom he married in 2021 - still feels fresh.
He said: 'It honestly does [feel like time is flying by]. Some of the things that we talk about, we're to the point in our relationship that it's like, 'Oh, remember what happened...' and you realize, 'Oh my God, that was eight years ago!'
'It's like, how did this happen so quickly?
'10 years is a long time [but the relationship] still feels new for me.
'I feel like that might be the key to happiness, is that it feels just as exciting and new and happy.'
Blake and his wife collaborated for a track on his new album 'For Recreational Use Only' and he explained that she is 'way more particular' about lyrics than she is.
He said: 'We live together, so we walk around the house singing these songs all the time and we have months to talk about, 'Hey, maybe you jump on that part.'
'By the time we get to the studio, we're normally really prepared.
'Gwen is way more particular when it comes to a lyric. I've never been as much of a stickler as she is. It's really important for her to be able to see herself in the lyric that she's singing vs. me. I've sung about going to prison, and there's never really been a debate.'
This comes after Stefani has hailed No Doubt's reunion 'incredible'.
The singer got back with her bandmates to perform at California's Coachella – their first show since 2015 – in April and she admitted the reception they received was 'overwhelming'. Asked what the reunion was like, she recently told Britain's HELLO! magazine: 'Incredible.
Performing at Coachella and feeling all that love for us after all this time was kind of overwhelming. 'We hadn't done anything together for so long, so to do that and be there for each other, with all of our families, meant so much to me. 'It had been so long but it was as if we had never been apart.'
The Just a Girl singer feels 'incredibly lucky' to have enjoyed so much success over the years. Asked what she thinks when she looks back, she said: 'Just incredibly lucky I have been and still am.
'I look back at that little dyslexic girl from Orange County and I think she did okay. 'To be able to sing and write songs is all I ever wanted to do. 'It's all I'm good at. 'I feel so blessed to still be out there sharing the music.'
Meanwhile, Gwen recently admitted she would love for No Doubt to play Glastonbury for the first time since 2002. Quizzed on whether fans can expect more No Doubt shows, she told NME: 'I'm sure we're gonna do something again at some point. It just has to be the right thing that makes sense [with] all of our schedules.
'It takes so much work to do a No Doubt thing – the rehearsals, everything. It's really hard for me because – I know I keep saying it – but I have three kids. I don't take that lightly; I don't want to mess that up.'
Asked if she and her bandmates would like to return to the UK's most famous festival, she said: 'It was 2002? [the last time they played] That would have been Rock Steady [era] – that was an amazing time, we were on fire!'
But yeah, Glastonbury would be amazing to do with No Doubt. I know people don't sit around waiting for anything from me, but in my life there's not even one minute to, like, drink a coffee – I'm so unbelievably busy all the time.
'But I'm sure if Glastonbury wanted us, they would email! I mean, we loved getting together to do a festival and I would definitely do it again with them.'