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MÖTLEY CRÜE's NIKKI SIXX And Wife Are Expecting Baby Girl

February 7, 2019

According to Us Weekly, Courtney Sixx, the wife of MÖTLEY CRÜE bassist Nikki Sixx, has confirmed that she and her husband have a daughter on the way.

"My dream has always been to have a little girl," Courtney told Us Weekly. "I cannot wait [to] dress her up like a princess and do lots and lots of art and flower projects with her! Hopefully she loves pink as much as her mommy does!”'

The 60-year-old rocker is already a father to four children from previous marriages. He shares three kids — Gunner, 27, Storm, 24, and Decker, 23, with his first wife, Brandi Brandt; and a daughter, Frankie-Jean, 17, with his second wife, "Baywatch" star Donna D'Errico. This will be 33-year-old Courtney's first child.

Nikki previously underwent a vasectomy after his 2007 divorce from D'Errico.

Nikki and Courtney have not shared whether he reversed his vasectomy or, if the procedure was not reversed, how they conceived.

Nikki married Courtney in March 2014 at Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills, California.

"He is such a hands-on dad," Courtney told Hello! back in 2015. "His three older children — Gunner, Storm and Decker — all grew up living with Nikki full-time. He took them to school every morning, helped them with homework, packed their lunches daily and continues to do that now with my stepdaughter Frankie."

She added: "For someone with such a demanding schedule, it's always amazing to me how he manages to be there for his kids so strongly. He is the best father I have ever seen."

Nikki and Courtney had been dating since 2010, shortly after the breakup of his relationship with tattoo artist Kat Von D.

Photo credit: Courtney Sixx

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