Rascal Flatts gave fans their first look at Joe Don Rooney's new baby girl during an appearance on "The View" on Friday (Oct. 10). The mega-selling country trio - Rooney, Gary LeVox and Jay DeMarcus - talked about all of their children and making new music as they cut it up with the hosts of the popular show.
Rooney's wife, model and TV personality Tiffany Fallon, gave birth to Devon Olivia on Sept. 29. Devon is the couple's third child, joining 4-year-old sister Raquel Blue and 6-year-old brother Jagger Donovan, according to Taste of Country.
"She's doing great," the proud father said. "She got a clean bill of health yesterday at the doctor."
A photo flashed on the screen behind them, showing Devon Olivia's siblings sweetly posing while holding her. "They are naturals," Joe Don said about his older kids. "They're really good."
The award-winning vocal trio were on hand to promote their latest album, "Rewind," which was released in May.
"Life is completely different now," LeVox admitted on the show. "Now everybody's married, and Joe's got three kids, and now everybody's got kids. We've grown as artists, and we've grown as people, and we're trying to continue to hone our craft," reports abc.go.com.
"The one dynamic that's changed is that all of us have our own buses."The downside-if you consider pizza a downside-would be the boxes and boxes of pizza after the show, which makes dieting a challenge," LeVox jokingly stated.
"We try to eat healthy on the road and try to make it healthy for everybody that's on tour with us," he said. "I don't know who ever came up with [the idea of] pizza being the typical load out food ... Willie Nelson or Morris Day and The Time ... but it continued on for all of these years! And all of us have always been affected by frequent heartburn, and now with Nexium 24Hr we don't have to worry about that anymore," the Nexium spokesperson said, abc.go.com added.
On the show, the question was posed: Would the group ever consider doing a rap or hip-hop collaboration in the future?
"Oh yeah, for sure!" LeVox said.
"It's funny because a few years ago, we'd actually talked to Snoop about doing some stuff. I think I would love to do something with Eminem. I've always just loved his style; he's so unique and different. He's so creative, and in the rap world, he's been really groundbreaking and he's set the bar so many times. Of course, I'd love to do something with Jay-Z too," he added.
Check out Rascal Flatts' appearance on "The View" here (their segments starts at 17:29).
