Bruce Springsteen’s 3 Kids: All About Evan, Jessica and Samuel

Bruce Springsteen has two sons and one daughter with wife Patti Scialfa

Bruce Springsteen is known to fans as The Boss, but his children simply call him Dad.

The Grammy winner, 34-year-old Evan, 32-year-old Jessica, and 30-year-old Samuel are the children he and his spouse, Patti Scialfa, of the E Street Band, have together.

The Born to Run singer claims that despite all of his success, his children aren’t familiar with his discography.

In 2017, he stated to the New York Times, “We had our kids late, I was 40 when our first son was born, and they showed a healthy disinterest in our work over all the years,” “They each had their own musical idols and genres of interest in music. They would look pretty shocked if I mentioned one of my songs.”

In November 2022, he repeated his feelings when he said, “Now they have virtually no interest in music or in that part of my life,” on The Graham Norton Show. However, as I consistently assert, “They require a father, not a hero.”

Additionally, Springsteen has stated that although his kids haven’t read his best-selling autobiography, it doesn’t bother him that they aren’t his biggest fans.

“I am aware that none of my children have read the book, but maybe in the future they will. “I always thought that we did a good job,” he continued, “so I kind of like that.”

All the details you need to know about Samuel, Jessica, and Evan Springsteen are provided here.

On July 25, 1990, Springsteen and Scialfa welcomed their first child, a son named Evan James.

In a Renegades podcast featuring Bruce Springsteen and Barack Obama, The “Dancing in the Dark” singer, who was born in the United States, talked about how Evan’s entrance altered his life.

The father of three stated, “That is a gift you get from your children and from your wife.” “Your admission that you’ve changed. and coming to terms with your manhood. It was enormous. I did, in fact, wake up. I felt like someone who was so much further along the path than I ever imagined I would be, without necessarily being someone different.”