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Sep 09 2010 09:00 AM ET
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Spotted: Kingston Rossdale’s Spidey Sense

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With a mask painted on his face and a balloon held aloft, 4-year-old Kingston Rossdale made a convincing Spiderman while out and about in the Big Apple with dad Gavin Rossdale on Monday.

The rocker and wife Gwen Stefani are currently in the city with Kingston and younger son Zuma, 2, for work — Stefani’s L.A.M.B. line is showing at Fashion Week, while Rossdale begins promotion for the new Bush record.

However, they’ve made time for fun too, showing up at the U.S. Open to support close pal Roger Federer. They even appeared on the Jumbotron!

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If anyone knows where the cow shoes can be bought (that Zuma is wearing), I would greatly appreciate it. I need them for my two year old. Also, Kingston is wearing the cutest velcro sneaks in the pic with his spiderman face. They appear to be black with a turquoise strap and a yellow strap. These kids are so well dressed and I thought this website used to list names of clothes, strollers etc… I would love the info!!

- col and tys mommy on

Seems like little Kingston is a big Spider-Man fan, as this isn’t the first time we’ve seen him sporting Spidey face paint (and, if I’m remembering correctly, we’ve even seen him in a Spidey costume at least once)! :)

And it looks like Zuma is bat-baby. :)

- CelebBabyLover on

OMG Gavin put him down!! How dare you carry your 4 year old child, didn’t you know that’s not allowed?!!? Interesting that NO-ONE says a word on this post…

- Steph on

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