Laura and Lizzielui you said it.

Besides, and this may sound a bit corney, but one has no power over his/her heart. When you fall in love with a person it doesn’t matter the age of that person (although if that person is underage might well get into trouble LOL), but how that person thinks, treats you and blahblahblah. But come on, we’re in 2008 and we give more and more importance to what other people say or think about us, when it should be the other side around. Relationships are like everything else, it’s not what they look to others (outside) that matter but what they’re really in the inside, for the people who take part on the relationship.
If I had a sibling at the age of 30+ I wouldn’t flip out or freak out! It would be my dad or mom’s choice. Kids cannot rule parents lives, it’s their lives and they must live them as they want, as kids must live theirs. Doing so you’d be hurting your parents feelings, and the child’s. I would love that sibling just as I love all the others (well, the other one) I have. Oh people you need to chill out and live life, it is already too short so why complicate it even more?!

Gabriel is on my TOP 5 names for a boy!

I believe her name is pronounced MAEVE…its just the Irish spelling…that’s all…Congrats to the family on the new arrival…

Well my parents married when my father was 54 and my mom was 34. He had three kids from a previous marriage. The got married, had three kids and were together for 25 years until my dad passed away. I loved my father and all of his maturity, chivalry, and wisdom. There was never anything creepy about it for either me or my siblings except for the fact that others seemed to frown their noses at it from time to time. I mean, two consenting adults falling in love… where is the crime? Love, respect, and adoration comes in all colors, sizes and age groups for adults and should be respected.

Wow I never would have recognized that as Peter Gabriel that I remember from the 80′s and 90′s. Hopefully he’s still really energetic. I agree it would feel weird to have a younger sibling that’s 30+ years younger but my father had kids with his first marriage that he didn’t let anybody know about and I found them a few years ago. My oldest sister is 70, another sister is 63 and my brother is 66 while I’m 40 so I guess it happens more than people realize.

Does anyone know how to pronounce his wife’s name?

To each their own. I wish them all the best. And I love, love, the name ‘Luc Gabriel’. But personally, if I was 34 (I’m 24 now) and my parents had another child I’d flip out. That’s quite an age gap. Then again, I don’t forsee my mom having a child at 59 (the age she’d be when I’m 34)!

Congrats to Peter. I didn’t even realize he had young kids. I knew he had two daughters my age (his oldest is a year younger than me). I honestly don’t think it’s creepy. If they are in love, who cares about the age?

Oh, I love the names Luc and Gabriel for a little boy.

I’ve seen some very happy relationships with an age gap. To be honest, if both parties concerned are adults, it really doesn’t bother me. You (hopefully) fall in love with someone because you share interests, and appreciate their thoughts and their behaviour, are attracted to them and want them around you. I don’t see age as that great of a factor and if they’re lucky enough to be mutually in love and are good parents, all the best to them! If he was having a relationship with his *daughter*, I would find *that* disturbing! I agree that it might be difficult for his adult children, but I don’t think it’s creepy, no disrespect to Kelly! I’m sure others would share your feelings.

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And I’m sorry to say, but meabh is one of the ugliest celebs i’ve seen.

It’s not just you. I also feel he is a bit old to become a father again.