Gavin Rossdale is one proud dad and took to social media to share his happiness on a special occasion, that being his son Zuma's birthday.
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The musician shared a rare photograph of the 14-year-old on his special day and paired it with a message from the heart.
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"HAPPY BIRTHDAY ZUMA - my sweetest boy you are the shine of my sun. I love everything about you. A magical boy indeed," he gushed.
"Layers on layers. So happy you're mine. You've even made me fall in like with baseball. YOU HAVE AN ARM OF GOLD.
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"And you can hit the life out of a ball that flies at 80 mph. You're amazing. We are gonna celebrate hard. Because that's how we roll."
His daughter with Pearl Lowe, model Daisy, even gave a shout-out to her little brother in the comments section, saying: "All the love for magic Zooms," as did many of his other followers with their birthday wishes.
Gavin shared a sweet photo of Zuma on his birthday
The Bush frontman, a doting dad, shares Zuma and his two other sons, Kingston, 16, and Apollo, eight, with his ex-wife Gwen Stefani, co-parenting with her and her husband Blake Shelton.
He spoke to Sirius XM at the start of the pandemic about his experiences with co-parenting and how it proved to be difficult during the start of the pandemic.
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"I did the first two weeks with them, then they went to Oklahoma," he said, adding that they spent time on Blake's 10,000 acre ranch.
He called it a "tricky dilemma" and a "real problem for divorced parents" due to not being able to make proper connections regarding exposure to the virus.
The musician co-parents his three sons with ex-wife Gwen
"I know who's around me — no one is," he added. "And I know who's bringing me the coronavirus — no one is. But you send your kids out to someone else, and they come back to you and now you're prone to whoever they're with."
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