If you’re a fan of rock music, chances are you’ve heard of the legendary band KISS. Whether you love them or not, there’s no denying their undeniable mark on rock ‘n’ roll history.

Among the iconic members of KISS is Paul Stanley, the band’s frontman.

While many associate Paul with his rock persona, he’s also a devoted husband and father as he navigates life at 71.

Paul Stanley is the proud father of three children. He shares 14-year-old daughter Sarah and 16-year-old son Colin with his wife, Erin Sutton.

From a previous marriage, he also has a 28-year-old son, Evan Stanley.

In a rare personal moment, Paul shared a heartwarming photo on Twitter during a family vacation.

Alongside the snapshot with his youngest daughter, he expressed his happiness with the caption, “Family vacation! My beautiful Emily brightens the day even more!”

Despite his rock star fame, Paul has always maintained a sense of privacy around his personal life. Back in 2018, he opened up about how becoming a father profoundly impacted him.

Paul reflected, “I spent a lot of time pondering life’s purpose, only to realize that perhaps our actions don’t fade into insignificance because we live on beyond our physical selves through our children.” He explained, “Our kids become our legacy, echoing our voices into the future.”

He further elaborated on the parental role, saying, “As parents, we are given these blank slates that we can inscribe with our efforts and time. The more we invest in them, the richer their lives become.”

Paul also shared his reflections during an interview with Howie Mandel, delving into his experiences of fatherhood influenced by his personal history and upbringing.

“Growing up, I was quite unconventional—a guy in tights and high heels, rocking a guitar with white makeup on. To say the least, it was a bit curious for my family. But especially challenging for my dad,” Paul revealed.

He continued, “In some ways, my success may have posed challenges for my father. Instead of seeing my accomplishments as part of his legacy, he sometimes viewed them through the lens of his unfulfilled aspirations. People aren’t perfect, and neither were my parents.”

Paul’s insights into family life and his perspectives on being a father reveal a man deeply rooted in his relationships, while still shining as the star we know and admire from the rock arena.