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With each passing year, the average age of men and women deciding to have children is increasing. Many choose to become parents after the age of 40, and the boldest of men are unafraid to embrace parenthood even in their seventh and eighth decades. We decided to take a look at famous fathers who experienced the joys of parenthood after the age of 60.
In the photo: Mel Gibson and Rosalind Ross
In 2017, 61-year-old Mel Gibson and his partner, Rosalind Ross, had their son.
Rowan Atkinson also dared to become a father after 60. The actor had his third child when he was 62.
In 2017, rhythmic gymnast Emilie Livingston and 64-year-old Jeff Goldblum had their son, River.
Morgan Eastwood is 26 now, and her father is 93. The actor became her father at 65.
Rod Stewart’s eighth child, Aiden, was born when the musician turned 66.
Elton John and David Furnish have two sons. The older one was born when the musician was 63, and the younger one — when Sir Elton John was 66 years old.
At 68, Robert De Niro became a father for the sixth time.
In 2013, George and his partner welcomed a daughter through a surrogate mother.
In 2003, Rupert Murdoch became a father for the sixth time, and his daughter, Chloe, was born. Now she’s 20, and Murdoch is 92, accordingly.
In 2016, Mick was not just a happy grandfather but also a great-grandfather. But at the same time, he dared to become a father again. The 73-year-old musician had a son.
Al Pacino is one of the oldest fathers on record. In 2023, at the age of 83, he welcomed a child with his partner, who is 54 years younger.
The former chief executive of the Formula One Group became a father again in 2020. Now Bernie Ecclestone is 92.
We admire not only these courageous men but also women who choose to give birth after 40 and become happy mothers.