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Penny Lancaster Lends Breastfeeding Support to Stepdaughter

Summary

  • Penny Lancaster helped Rod Stewart's daughter Kimberly breastfeed her newborn
  • Lancaster gave birth to her own son just months before Kimberly's daughter was born
  • Stewart initially didn't want more children, but changed his mind in 2004
Penny Lancaster Lends Breastfeeding Support to Stepdaughter

In September 2025, Penny Lancaster, the 54-year-old wife of legendary singer Rod Stewart, opened up about a touching moment of motherly support she provided to her stepdaughter Kimberly Stewart.

Back in the summer of 2011, Kimberly had given birth to her daughter Delilah, but was struggling to produce enough breastmilk. That's when Lancaster, who had welcomed her and Stewart's second son Aiden just a few months earlier, stepped in to help.

"It was a real motherhood bonding moment," Lancaster recalled. "The breastfeeding nurse said, 'In a perfect world, you'd know someone who's breastfeeding' — and everyone turned to look at me." Lancaster generously shared her own milk to ensure Delilah received the vital nutrients and antibodies she needed.

Lancaster's act of kindness highlights the close-knit family dynamic she shares with the Stewarts. When the couple first met in 1999, Rod initially didn't want any more children. "I don't want to get married and I don't want any more babies," he had told Lancaster. But his mindset shifted in 2004 when he suddenly told Lancaster, "Let's make a baby." Their first son was born in 2005, followed by Aiden in 2011.

Now, over a decade later, the family remains tightly bonded, with Lancaster and Rod renewing their wedding vows in 2017. "Penny is my whole world," Stewart gushed at the time. "What a girl."

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