Bon Jovi Kids Video

Macca2 wrote:

I found this on youtube and it really shows what great dads Jon and Richie are. It is so sweet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

tina bon jovi wrote:

hi people!! i'm new here...i found this forum 3,4 hours ago and i can't stop reading :)
i think u're all great...
beautiful video btw...i love seeing jon with his kids

Macca2 wrote:

I found this on youtube and it really shows what great dads Jon and Richie are. It is so sweet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Lisa wrote:

<quoted text>Where did you find these pics - they are awesome - thanks for sharing.

Iron Man999 wrote:

That is so INTRUSIVE!!!!!

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Chell wrote:

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Thanks Macca great video,it is nice to see this side of them, they are truly devoted dads.

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Susan wrote:

Jon may be a great Dad, but I wouldn't lump Richie into that category who drives around drunk with his young daughter and her friend in a car, gets arrested and almost got charged with child endangement. I still would like to know why he didn't get charged with child endangement. Nice to have money and get away with things that normal people wouldn't.
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Susan wrote:

Jon may be a great Dad, but I wouldn't lump Richie into that category who drives around drunk with his young daughter and her friend in a car, gets arrested and almost got charged with child endangement. I still would like to know why he didn't get charged with child endangement. Nice to have money and get away with things that normal people wouldn't.
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Macca2 wrote:

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I certainly don't condone Richie's actions or what he did, but I suppose you have never made a mistake that you regret? He made a mistake but that doesn't mean he's not devoted and a good father to his daughter.

Susan wrote:

Sorry but having children in your car when you are intoxicated is inexcusable. If he had gotten into an accident and she was killed or maimed, would he still be a great father? Good parents don't put their children and other people's children in danger and get behind the vehicle drunk. He lost my respect as a parent after that one.
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Susan wrote:

Sorry but having children in your car when you are intoxicated is inexcusable. If he had gotten into an accident and she was killed or maimed, would he still be a great father? Good parents don't put their children and other people's children in danger and get behind the vehicle drunk. He lost my respect as a parent after that one.
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MrsDavidSambora wrote:

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Susan, what Richie did is unexcusable,- no question. But please don't forget: Richie is kind of addicted (or at least at risk to become an addict) and I doubt that he really had 100% control over the stuff he did that time.
It might sound strange for some here, bit I think that he maybe needed something like THAT, to get a grip on his life. He now knows, that he has to have it under control right now. Not only that he might have ot go to jail if he relapses, he also is in danger to loose child costudy on his daughter. And i really guess, Ava the most important in his life!
I'm so sure that Richie regrets by heart what happened last March (?), and that he'll be sorry for the rest of his life, that Ava had witnessed all that....

Susan wrote:

I feel for this child, because her mother also has addiction/mental problems going on right now, so she doesn't have one stable parent. I hope one of them gets their act together for the sake of their daughter.
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