Sir Rod Stewart’s son Sean getting divorced one year after secret marriage

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6 Jul, 2024 09:52 PM2 mins to read

Sir Rod Stewart's son Sean (middle) separated from Jody Weintraub (left) about a year after they eloped in Las Vegas. Photo / Instagram @seanstewart

The You Wear It Well singer’s son has moved on and is exploring a new connection after quietly separating from his wife “several months” ago.

Sir Rod Stewart’s son Sean is getting divorced, just a year after he secretly got married.

The 43-year-old musician - whose mother is the Maggie May hitmaker’s first wife Alana - eloped in Las Vegas in February 2023 hours after getting engaged to Jody Weintraub, but they are said to have quietly separated “several months” ago and Sean has already moved on.

A source told DailyMail.com, “They were doing so well for so long but then things went haywire earlier this year.

“They realised they were not a fit for each other after they started to fight a lot over everyday things.”

Sean is now dating Julia Stambler, who previously dated Charlie Sheen after they met when she was nanny for his twin sons Bob and Max.

The insider added: “They have really hit it off. She has her own business and is very independent.”

Sir Rod Stewart and Rachel Hunter's son Liam married his long-term partner Nicole Artukovich in Croatia on May 31. Photo / Instagram

“They have been going on dates in Malibu.”

According to the New York Post newspaper’s PageSix column, Sean has known Stambler, 32, since she was a teenager and they recently “reconnected” and “started hanging out” together, “doing healthy things.”

The Dirty Weekend designer - who “wants kids” - has made the Skinsane founder “feel alive again”.

Sean shared a carousel of photos on July 5 which included a photo of Stambler posing in a red dress on an oceanfront deck, as well as pictures of the beach, his dog carrying a stick on the sand, and two matching cocktails.

He captioned the Instagram post: “Very grown up 4th of July.”

Stambler also shared a similar post on her own account with a near-identical caption.