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Jack Osbourne Is a Proud Girl Dad! Meet His Adorable Daughters Including New Baby Maple

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Jack Osbourne Welcomes Baby No. 4
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Girl dad! Jack Osbourne grew up in the spotlight as the son of one of the most famous rockstars in the entire world, Ozzy Osbourne. The reality star has an adorable family of his own including three daughters with ex-wife Lisa Stelly and a new baby girl with fiancée Aree Gearhart. Keep reading to get to know Jack’s kids.

Jack Osbourne Became a Dad for the Fourth Time

He announced on July 27 that Aree had given birth to their daughter more than two weeks prior. “I’m very happy to announce Maple Artemis Osbourne! Born 7-09-2022. 7.13 lbs,” he wrote next to an Instagram photo of his new little girl, adding, “Aree and Maple are doing great and are happy and healthy.” The couple got engaged in December 2021 after dating for two years.

Jack Osbourne Has 3 Daughters From His First Marriage

His three daughters, Pearl, Andy and Minnie, are the light of his life. The girls have even joined him on the road while filming his History Channel reality series, Ozzy & Jack’s World Detour.

“People say when you have a kid, it’s like instant love, but unless you’ve experienced it, it’s impossible to comprehend,” Jack told OK! Magazine after becoming a first-time dad in 2012. “The moment I saw her I felt more love than I’d ever felt for anything. It was the weirdest, most overwhelming thing.”

Jack and Lisa were married in Hawaii in 2012, just a few months after welcoming Pearl. After suffering a miscarriage with their son, Theo, in 2013, the pair welcomed their daughter Andy in 2015. Jack and Lisa announced their split three months after welcoming their daughter Minnie in 2018. The couple was officially divorced in 2019 and share joint custody of their daughters.

Jack Osbourne Is Close With His Parents Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne

Jack has gotten some great parenting advice from his famous parents over the years. The stars of Travel Channel’s The Osbournes Want to Believe are a very tight-knit family and are always posing for photos together on social media.

“Both my parents were really big about the way they communicated to us. My mom [Sharon Osbourne] would always talk to us like we’re humans — same with my dad,” he told People in 2016. “It was never that, like, ‘We’re your parents and we’re just this dominant figure in your life.’ It [was] always a conversation, which I think is really important to be able to have — communicating with a kid on their level versus trying to talk down to a kid.”

Scroll down below to meet Jack and Lisa’s three daughters. 

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