How many children does Paul Simon have?

Over the course of his career, Paul Simon has tied the knot three times.

The GRAMMY Award winner has four children with his first wife, Peggy Harper, and his third marriage, to Edie Brickell.

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How many children does Paul Simon have?

In 1969, Paul Simon walked down the aisle with Peggy Harper.

On September 7, 1972, the couple welcomed their first son, Harper Simon.

Harper is the first of Paul’s four children, he has two other sons and a daughter.

On May 30, 1992, the Bridge Over Troubled Water singer married Edie Brickell.

Months later, in December, the couple welcomed Paul’s second son, Adrian.

In April 1995, they expanded their family with the arrival of Paul’s third child and his only daughter, Lulu Simon.

In May 1998, Edie gave birth to Paul’s fourth child and third son, Gabriel.

Who is Harper Simon?

Paul’s first son Harper Simon is a musician and journalist.

After Simon & Garfunkel split, Paul and Peggy Harper grew up in New York City.

On October 13, 2009 he released his self-titled debut album.

From October 2013 to August 2014, Harper dated Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s daughter, Kathleen.

Who is Lulu Simon?

Similar to her older brother, mother and father, Lulu Simon is also a musician.

On August 9, 2019, she released her first EP of the same name.

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Regarding her musical background and how she came to be herself as an artist, Lulu told PEOPLE, “We used to come up with songs when we were walking through Central Park or in the bathtub.

“We’ve always just written music. I used to literally go into my bathroom and turn on the water and play the guitar and sing very quietly.

“I wasn’t ready for people in my family to know I was making music because I wanted to be sure of what I was doing.

“It was difficult at first because I didn’t know how the kind of music I was writing would translate naturally into pop.”

She added, “I wanted all of my songs to feel like songs you hear in the car.

“The sounds I’m drawn to now are very ’80s synth-pop, like so bright, in your face.”