Gavin Rossdale admits he, Gwen Stefani have ‘opposing views,’ don’t ‘actually co-parent’

Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani “don’t actually” co-parent whereas elevating their three youngsters.

The Bush frontman instructed “Not So Hollywood” podcast listeners Thursday that he and his ex-wife are “actually completely different” individuals with “opposing views.”

The 57-year-old defined, “I believe you possibly can go certainly one of two methods. You possibly can both do all the pieces collectively and actually co-parent and see how that goes, or you possibly can simply father or mother. And I believe we simply father or mother.”

Whereas Rossdale doesn’t “assume there’s a lot similarity” in the best way he and the previous No Doubt member select to deliver up Kingston, 17, Zuma, 14, and Apollo, 9, he doesn’t view that negatively.

“That offers them an unbelievable perspective to then select which items of these two lives they’d wish to inherit and transfer on with and which a part of themselves come out of the entire course of,” he mentioned.

“What’s essential is to offer them a large view of issues,” the guitarist, who can also be the daddy of 34-year-old daughter Daisy, continued. “I believe it’d be actually useful for them to make their very own minds as people.”

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The “Hollaback Woman” singer, 53, married Rossdale in 2002, with the duo calling it quits 13 years later.

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Because the former couple finalized their divorce in 2016, Stefani has remarried her fellow “Voice” choose Blake Shelton.

She and Rossdale usually hold quiet about their co-parenting, however he did make clear their dynamic in April 2020.

The musician known as the coronavirus pandemic a “actual large dilemma for folks and children with break up custody” in a SiriusXM’s “Trunk Nation” interview, including, “It’s a tough one.”

The earlier yr, he instructed Us Weekly that he and Stefani do “the very best” they’ll.

“[Our kids] are doing actually good,” Rossdale gushed in Might 2019. “They’re actually joyful, and that’s it. … We each handle to feed them and get them to high school on time, kind of!”