Dave Grohl's love child: Secret baby mama finally identified
The Foo Fighters frontman, 56, who admitted to an extramarital affair last fall, vowed to be a 'loving and supportive' parent to his fourth child.
Young, who now lives in Los Angeles with her daughter, declined to comment on whether Grohl is actively involved in the child's life. However, records show that the baby carries Grohl's last name.
The revelation of Grohl's affair has caused turmoil within his 21-year marriage to Jordyn Blum, with sources saying the couple is struggling to rebuild trust. Blum, 48, has reportedly stopped wearing her wedding ring, and their daughter Violet, 18, briefly deactivated her social media following the scandal.
Young, who sports tattoos of Metallica and Paul McCartney lyrics, has been spotted pushing a stroller around LA, with her baby wearing a helmet decorated with Led Zeppelin and Elvis stickers. Concerned about backlash from angry Foo Fighters fans, Young has requested privacy for her child.
Grohl, who was previously married to Jennifer Youngblood in the 1990s, admitted to cheating in his first marriage as well. His current relationship with Young remains unclear.
The affair has shocked the rock world, tarnishing Grohl's reputation as one of music's 'good guys.'
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