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Adam Levine Shares Gorgeous Beach Pic of Behati Prinsloo with Their 1-Year-Old Son
The couple also share two daughters Gio Grace and Dusty Rose.
Maroon 5 frontman and former The Voice Coach (Seasons 1 through 16) Adam Levine knows he has the coolest wife around. And if you weren't in love with Behati Prinsloo before, prepare to crush hard, because she couldn't look better hanging on the beach with a baby and a beer.
Levine captioned his latest pic, which shows his model wife in cut-off jeans and a white tank, with just the goat emoji (as in G.O.A.T., or Greatest Of All Time). In the photo, Prinsloo casually poses on the sand in front of what looks like a vacation house, her sandy baby boy on her hip and a bottle in her other hand, because when you're on your third kid, you've got multi-tasking down to a science and an art.
Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo's kids
The baby in the pic is Prinsloo and Levine's son, whose name hasn't yet been revealed. They also share two daughters, Gio Grace and Dusty Rose, who recently appeared alongside their parents in the video for Maroon 5's "Middle Ground" music video.
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"I don't know how you can have a better life. I’m lucky enough to do what I love professionally, but also have the greatest personal life and family I could ever ask for,” the rockstar said in an interview as his band extended their Las Vegas residency at the end of 2023. "And having kids and a wonderful wife, and just that life that I cling so much to. I love it so much.”
“[Family] means more than my career. But at the same time, having both is just a gift. And I think you don't appreciate s--- like that until you get a little older… As the years go on, I just get sappier and more sentimental about it. I love it so damn much,” he added.
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In a 2020 conversation, Levine also noted that prioritizing home life was part of why he decided to leave his chair on The Voice, explaining, “I was just constantly working for so many years — very lucky, very fortunate, very blessed and all that, but [I wanted] to be able to spend time in this moment with my new, young family, and just have the greatest time ever," the "Moves Like Jagger" singer said. "Now I’m just, like, a stay-at-home dad! I just stay home and do very little. It’s great.”
