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Penny Reveals Rod Stewart’s Emotional Health Struggles in Family Insight

Penny Lancaster has shared emotional insights into her family life with Sir Rod Stewart, highlighting his initial reluctance to expand their family when they first met. The couple, married for 18 years, has two sons together, Alastair and Aiden.

Rod Stewart’s Family Journey

The emotional revelations came as Penny celebrated their wedding anniversary this year. The couple met in 1999, with their relationship deepening over the years. Rod proposed in 2005 during a romantic getaway in Paris, and they married in a stunning ceremony at La Cervara, a medieval monastery in Portofino, Italy, in 2007.

Welcoming Their Sons

Penny recounts the challenges they faced after the birth of Alastair. She noted that Rod named a specific tour the “Alastair Wallace Stewart Tour” to align with their son’s nap schedule. The young family adapted, with Alastair’s Moses basket kept beside their bed. Despite the joys of parenthood, Penny described how their newborn’s colic caused her distress.

  • Colic is characterized by prolonged crying, often lasting three hours a day.
  • Typically starts around three to four weeks of age and can last up to four months.
  • Penny found solace in Rod’s music, which calmed Alastair during his painful episodes.

Rod’s Initial Hesitation

Penny revealed that when their romance began, Rod Stewart, already a father of six, was uncertain about having more children. She mentioned that had he not changed his mind, she might have chosen to leave the relationship. Over time, Rod expressed regret for not wanting more children earlier in their relationship, suggesting they might have had a larger family.

Future Aspirations

They even considered adoption in the past, though it did not materialize due to concerns about age gaps. Penny light-heartedly noted that she feels as if she is already caring for “three” children, including Rod, who often demands her attention.

Upcoming Performances

Rod Stewart is scheduled to perform at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance 2025, set to air on BBC One. He will share the stage with acclaimed artists such as Sam Ryder, Keala Settle, and Blessing Offor.

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