Duff McKagan Wife & Daughters Post Swimsuit Photo

Duff McKagan’s wife Susan Holmes is the founder of the Susan Holmes Swimwear. She recently took to her Instagram account and posted a picture with her daughters Grace and Mae to celebrate the National Daughters Day. Here caption read:

“‘Happiness is Mother and Daughter Time’ 🎀💕🎀 #happynationaldaughtersday

✖️👁‍🗨
𝔸𝕘𝕖𝕟𝕥 ℙ𝕣𝕠𝕧𝕠𝕔𝕒𝕥𝕖𝕦𝕣❕ 𝙻𝚒𝚗𝚔 𝚒𝚗 𝙱𝚒𝚘 🛍
#repost @agentprovocateur “Triple Threat The Mckagan girl gang @susanholmesmckagan and daughters @gracemckagan @maemckagan are all
radiant in Racy.
Bikini or swimsuit?

Whatever you choose,
Racy’s super bold design is perfect poolside
provocation.

#APsummer

#HotterTogether

#KnickersForever”

Ozzy Osbourne recently celebrated the release of his new album, Patient Number 9, with a two-song set at SoFi Stadium during halftime of the Los Angeles Rams NFL season opener against the Buffalo Bills.

Now the Ozzman has continued the new album rollout by announcing a three-part mini-documentary on the making of Patient Number 9, featuring interviews with producer Andrew Watt, Zakk Wylde, Duff McKagan, Mike McCready, his wife Sharon and others who were involved in the record’s creation.

“It’s an elite fraternity,” as Wylde says in the video.

Meanwhile, it is noted that Rob Trujillo and The Prince of Darkness go way back. During a recent interview with Revolver; in light of his own contributions to Ozzy’s latest studio album “Patient Number Nine”, Trujillo recalled first meeting Ozzy Osbourne in 1991, when Infectious Grooves were working on their debut album “The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move… It’s the Infectious Grooves” in the same studio where Ozzy was recording his Grammy-winning LP “No More Tears”.

Trujillo noted that his band hit it off with Ozzy right away which soon led to Infectious Grooves opening for Ozzy Osbourne via some road shows. There’s probably never a dull moment when touring with Ozzy and Robert made this very clear as Rob recalls being hit with the weirdness right from the get-go:

“There’s kind of a crazy story that happened in Austin, Texas. … When Infectious Grooves first opened for Ozzy it was a theater in Austin. We were really excited. We had done a warm-up show just before that in Houston — and now we’re pulling up to the back of the venue in Austin.

“And the first thing we see when we get off the tour bus is … a pentagram on the ground and a dead raven, black roses and candles. [Laughs] And we’re like, Oh my God. [Laughs] It’s like, Welcome to the tour. We’re literally like, ‘What are we getting ourselves into?’ [Laughs]”

Source: alternativenation.net