Linda Perry, the music producer and singer, once thought motherhood wasn’t in her future. “I didn’t want to have a child,” she confessed. But everything changed when her daughter, Rhodes, came into her life. For someone who did not want to have children, Linda Perry now talks about her daughter at every chance she gets.
This time, Perry is celebrating the creativity of her 9-year-old, who is already making waves with her storytelling and artistic talents. “She’s going to be a star,” Perry proudly shared.
Linda Perry and her ex-wife Sara Gilbert support Rhodes’ passions
Rhodes’ creative abilities are no surprise, given her upbringing in a household filled with creative talents. Perry, along with her ex-wife Sara Gilbert, has built an environment where Rhodes can explore her talents freely. From writing her own plays to accompanying Perry in the studio, it is clear that Rhodes is thriving and she is discovering her passions at the same time. Linda Perry has affirmed that she would do everything possible to support Rhodes’ passion.
Perry also ensures that her daughter stays grounded, despite growing up in a family with roots in the entertainment industry. Rhodes’ exposure to creative pursuits from a young age has only amplified her love for storytelling and performance. “Our job right now is to balance that out, to make sure, keep her grounded,” the singer added.
Rhodes is a blessing to Linda Perry
For Linda Perry, motherhood has been transformative. Initially unsure of her ability to be a parent, she now sees Rhodes as her greatest blessing. “I didn’t think I was capable of being a parent, but Rhodes saved me,” Perry revealed in a previous interview.
Watching her daughter grow and become more creative as each day passes has been a source of joy and pride for Linda Perry. The singer puts effort into teaching her and hopes her daughter thrives not only in her talents but also in life. By nurturing Rhodes’ creativity while keeping her grounded, Perry is shaping a future star and showing that love and support can unlock limitless potential.