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Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo Are ‘Dedicated to Their Growing Family’ and Love to ‘Goof Around With the Girls’
Family means everything to Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo! When they’re at home, they’re all about their kids — daughters Dusty, 2, and Gio, 1 — but when they’re alone, they love to go on date nights together.
“Adam and Behati love to mix it up. They’re into having date nights by themselves at their favorite restaurants, like Mr. Chow in Beverly Hills and Craig’s in West Hollywood,” a source exclusively shared to Closer Weekly. “But they also enjoy their family nights at home with their girls, Gio Grace and Dusty Rose. Those nights are the ones they enjoy the most.”
At home, Adam, 40, and Behati, 31, have a lot of fun activities planned for their kids. “They’ll play Baby Shark videos, dance, go in the pool and just goof around with the girls,” the source explained. “Adam and Behati are the perfect Hollywood couple. They’re creative, playful and dedicated to their growing family.”
Plus, the two lovebirds have a great story to tell their children about how they met. In a previous interview with Porter magazine, Behati explained how the singer came into her life.
“Adam was looking for a girl for a music video that could do some action stuff, and our friend was like, ‘You should meet Behati because she’s a total tomboy and down for anything,’ so he emailed me asking if I could do it,” the mom of two recalled. “I ended up not doing it, but we kept emailing each other. It was such a natural correspondence that we kind of fell in love over email.”
“A month later, I went to L.A. for a job, and that was the first time we met in person,” Behati continued. “He took me for dinner and we talked for hours and had the best time. It was love at first sight, it was crazy. We broke up for two months, realized that it was the worst decision, then got back together, got engaged and got married. It was a wild ride!”
We love how these two met in the past, but we’re even more excited to see what the future holds for them and their family.
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