Ronnie Wood, 68, welcomed twin girls with his 38-year-old wife Sally

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The Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood is a father. Again. He’s 68 years old and his wife Sally is 38 years old. Sally gave birth to twins last night in London. We’ve covered Ronnie’s shenanigans in the past, like the time he left his wife for a 19-year-old Russian girl, or when he first got together with this wife, Sally, and she talked about how she wished their 31-year age gap didn’t exist. Well, now they have twins. Twin girls.

Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie Wood’s wife Sally gave birth to twins last night, The Sun can reveal. Theatre producer Sally, 38, was rushed to hospital in London where she had twin girls.

A spokesperson told The Sun: “Ronnie & Sally Wood are delighted to announce the birth of their twins Gracie Jane (6lb) and Alice Rose (5.7lb). The girls arrived on 30th May at 10.30pm and all are doing brilliantly. The babies are perfect.”

The tots are the couples’ first children together and Ronnie’s sixth – after four adult children from his first two marriages to the late Krissy Findlay and Jo Wood. The rocker and his wife Sally Humphreys, who is 31 years his junior, wed in 2012 after just six months of dating.

[From The Sun]

Gracie Jane and Alice Rose are rather nice, normal names. You can never tell with British people, sometimes they go for baby names like Bear, Honey, Twizzler, Buttercup, etc. Gracie and Alice might even be the only Gracie and Alice in their class. Ronnie is also father to Jesse (age 39), Jamie (41), Leah (36) and Tyrone (30). I was going to make a big deal about how irresponsible it is for men to have babies when they’re well into their 60s and 70s, and while that’s true (it is irresponsible), I also have to say that the men of the Rolling Stones are surprisingly well-preserved. If you told me that Ronnie, Mick and Keith will live another 20 years, I would absolutely believe you.

Sally does look like his daughter in all of these photos though. That’s what men never realize – they think they look so cool and so hot with a younger lady on their arm, and they don’t get that they just look foolish standing next to someone young enough to be their daughter.

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  1. Queendolly says:

    It’s gotta be hard on her, having three in diapers.

    • TG says:

      That got a legit LOL out of me. 😀

    • lisa says:

      damn! excellent shade

    • Shelby says:

      I just spit my coffee LoL

    • Dragonlady Sakura says:

      *Mic drop* Queendollly. You just made my day ! 😂

    • Erinn says:

      You win today.

    • Green Is Good says:

      Ha ha ha!

      • Queendolly says:

        I don’t feel too bad for her, she’s actually quite the player, every good gold digger knows that you have to pop out least one or two wee ones, if not when the inevitable divorce comes, urine trouble. She got two in one shot, life’s golden for her from here on out.

    • Evie says:

      omg LOL!! That made my day!

    • a reader says:

      i rarely comment here and mostly lurk but gosh…. i truly spit coffee on my monitor when i read your comment!

      all i can say about this situation is…. GROSS. yes, i’m judging a nearly 70 year old man who chooses to have children. those poor kids will be lucky to have their dad around for a few years. i find the choice to breed at that age incredibly selfish.

    • Egla says:

      Sad but soon it might be true

  2. lisa says:

    well her place in the will is secure i guess

  3. Squiggisbig says:

    He looks so much older than 68!

  4. Veronica says:

    All of the pop culture condescension over women having babies “too late,” yet I’m sure we won’t hear a word about the thoughtlessness of fathering children at 68.

    • meme says:

      I find it rather repulsive. He’ll be dead before they are in school.

    • kok says:

      Shows no thought about how the kids will feel, only how the parents feel.

      They don’t think about how he’ll be dead early in their lives. Brutally selfish. Parenthood by default IS selfish in nature….but this….shows no care for the lives they are creating.

    • Pandy says:

      Nope, I was just coming on to say he will be 86 when they graduate from high school. Get that money Sally!

    • zanatacaos says:

      Mothers are a zillion times more important in a child’s life than a father. Fathers don’t really have to do anything with raising children. Most families are single-parent households now anyway.

      I am not defending this absurdity. Just saying its an incomparable scenario.

  5. Nancy says:

    I was chatting it up at a picnic yesterday with a 50 year man who is madly in love with a 28 year old woman. He’s average looking at best and is not remotely wealthy, she looks like a Disney princess and gazes at him as though he were a Greek God. I asked what the attraction was besides the obvious and he she’s very smart, you should read some of her papers. I asked what college and he said well from high school. Her father died recently, enough said.

  6. SusanneToo says:

    Congrats, Gramps. And what’s this “well preserved”? The Stones are all about my age and they all look like they could be my father.

  7. Jeeves says:

    Very selfish aholes.

  8. chaine says:

    Sorry, but it looks more like grandfather and granddaughter than father and daughter. She is the youngest-looking 38 I’ve ever seen!

  9. Trashaddict says:

    I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit-

  10. fabulousfunster says:

    Congratulations Ronnie & Sally – I’m sure that your new little girls are beautiful bundles of joy. As for the selfishness of fathering kids at a late age…well, anyone can die at anytime you know. Just because you are a young father doesn’t mean you’ll be around forever. Is it selfish? I remember they used to say that a lot about older mothers.