Gwen Stefani’s 17-Year-Old Son, Kingston, Resembles Her & Inherited Her Disorder – How He Has Changed Over the Years

• Gwen Stefani is a rock star, a fashion icon, and a mother of three.
• Her eldest son, Kingston, has inherited not only her looks and style but also her dyslexia, a learning disorder that affects reading.
• Kingston has transformed over the years, from being a baby on tour with his mom to a talented musician and a loving boyfriend.

Gwen Stefani, the rock star icon, is not just known for her electrifying music and distinctive style. Behind the limelight, she has been managing the demands of motherhood and a thriving music career, all while dealing with personal challenges. One of these hurdles is a learning disorder that Gwen and her eldest son have in common.

Gwen is a mother to three sons, Kingston, Zuma, and Apollo, whom she shares with her ex-husband Gavin Rossdale. Despite the struggle of balancing her career and motherhood, Gwen has always put her children first, even taking her children on tour with her when they were just infants.

Now at 17, Kingston has grown into a remarkable young man with a striking resemblance to his mom and has even inherited her dyslexia. Gwen’s journey with the learning disorder began when all three of her children started having difficulty reading. It was then that she discovered that she too had the disorder.

Born Kingston James McGregor Rossdale in May 2006, the first of Gwen’s three children with rocker ex-husband, Gavin, was the answer to her long-expressed desire to be a mom. Gwen’s fears about motherhood were centered around how she would fit Kingston into her busy life.