Adam Levine Shares Sweet Family Update After Kids Visit ‘The Voice’ Set

Adam Levine brought two of his three children to The Voice live show on Monday, November 9, where he opened up about fatherhood and the advice he shares with his kids.

The Maroon 5 frontman shares three children with his wife, Behati Prinsloo: daughters Dusty Rose (10) and Gio Grace (9), and a three-year-old son, whose name the couple has chosen to keep private. Ahead of Monday’s live show, E! News asked Levine if his kids take his advice as seriously as the contestants on Team Adam.

“They’re pretty good,” Levine said, joking, “They still respect me.”

The “Sugar” hitmaker also revealed two of his kids were at the live show and “really pumped” to be there. “They’re super excited,” he shared. “Two of my kids are here, so they’re really pumped.”

Levine and Prinsloo are big proponents of keeping their kids out of the spotlight and generally avoid showing their children’s faces or sharing frequent photos. However, occasionally they’ll give a glimpse of family life on social media.

 

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Back in July, Levine shared a sweet family photo showing them walking along a path toward the beach, captured from behind. Prinsloo was seen holding hands with Dusty and their youngest child, while Levine walked alongside Gio, holding their hand. “#GANG,” Levine captioned the photo.

In a separate post, Levine shared a video from Maroon 5’s concert at London’s Hyde Park earlier this year. The clip captured Prinsloo lifting one of their daughters toward the stage, where she received a kiss from her dad.

 

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“I admit, I used to take more for granted. Not to suggest that I’ve ever lacked gratitude. I just think now I have so much more of it,” Levine wrote alongside the post. “Looking out onto this massive crowd the other night at Hyde Park. A career long dream fulfilled, my gratitude was immeasurable and at times totally overwhelming almost to the point of tears. FAMILY, music, love.”

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He added, “Thank you London for making this night one that the band and I will never forget!”

Last year, Levine told People how fatherhood has softened him. “I cry every day. I feel like I’ve also kind of always been pretty keyed in with my emotions,” he said. “I just love being near them. I love to watch every single step. And of course, you miss when they’re tiny, and then they get bigger, and then you say, ‘Oh, my God, they’re so big,’ and then you appreciate all the things you can do with them when they get bigger.”

“And they’re not that big yet, because they’re still really young, so there’s so much more coming,” he continued. “But it’s just this amazing, never-ending movie, just watching. And it’s the best s*** ever. It’s the best thing in the world to me.”