Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale’s oldest son, Kingston Rossdale, is starting to get attention for his music, with fans also pointing out how much he looks like his dad. The 19-year-old has been sharing videos of himself performing original songs on Instagram, and many say he’s clearly following in his parents’ footsteps.
Kingston, the eldest of the former “The Voice” coach and Rossdale’s three children, has begun showcasing his musical abilities online, with fans noting both his talent and his appearance.
Kington Rossdale Music Draws Comparisons to Gavin Rossdale
In recent Instagram posts, Kingston performed original music, prompting comments about his likeness to Rossdale, the frontman of Bush.
“You look so much like Gavin❤️,” one user wrote.
Another added, “Holy crap you look just like your dad.”
Fans also pointed to Kingston’s musical background, referencing both of his parents’ careers.
“Badass just like your family!🔥,” one commenter wrote, while another added, “Music is in the blood!🔥❤️.”
Kingston is the son of Stefani, a longtime solo artist and former No Doubt lead singer, and Rossdale, who has led Bush for decades. The two were married for nearly 13 years and share three sons: Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo.
Gavin Rossdale Opens Up About Co-Parenting With Gwen Stefani
Since their 2016 divorce, Stefani and Rossdale have both spoken about their co-parenting dynamic.
Rossdale recently described the arrangement as separate but functional.
“It’s a very, it is an interesting kind of… it’s a two-lane highway, you know, but they don’t ever seem to merge, which is fine,” Rossdale said via Page Six.
He added that both parents are focused on doing their part.
“Probably doing the best she can, and I’m doing the best I can. And the kids are growing up, so I’m a proud proponent of the system. It’s fine,” he said.
Gwen Stefani’s Middle Son Channels Stepdad Blake Shelton
Stefani has since married Blake Shelton, who has also supported her children’s interests.
In July 2025, Shelton introduced Stefani’s son Zuma Rossdale onstage at his Ole Red bar in Tishomingo, Oklahoma, where Zuma performed in front of a crowd.
Before the performance, Shelton spoke about Zuma’s development as a performer.
“So tonight, we also have another up-and-coming artist who’s played here, I think, maybe three or four times now,” Shelton said on the Ole Red Instagram post. “It’s exciting for us because we hear him sit around the house playing, and we’re always the ones saying, ‘You gotta get out there and sing in front of people, man; you’re really talented.’”
Shelton has previously spoken about how becoming a stepfather has influenced his life.
“They’ve taught me something about myself that I never knew: I’m more than just a country singer or a goofy guy,” Shelton told People. “I’m someone they actually lean on.”
“It’s a different kind of self-worth,” Shelton continued. “Maybe it’s the opposite of self-worth because you put yourself way down on the rung, and they move up ahead of you.”
