LeAnn Rimes’ Stepson Photos: Eddie Cibrian’s Sons Tower Over Her

LeAnn Rimes is the newest female coach in The Voice UK ‘s famous red chairs.

Behind the scenes, the ‘Can’t Fight The Moonlight’ singer, 42, is a doting stepmother to her husband Eddie Cibrian’s two sons – 21-year-old model Mason and 17-year-old Jake, whom he shares with his ex-wife Brandi Glanville.

Although Eddie’s sons are mostly out of the public eye, Eddie and LeAnn occasionally share glimpses of their family life.

The youngsters are not entirely shy about making red carpet appearances. In 2019, Eddie’s boys joined him and LeAnn at the world premiere of Disney’s The Lion King at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.

Mason and Jake were also spotted as young kids on the red carpet for Marvel Universe LIVE! celebrity premiere at The Forum in Inglewood, California.

LeAnn took on the role of stepmother when she married the Sunset Beach star in 2011, when the boys were eight and four respectively.

This long-term bond has allowed the ‘How Do I Live’ singer to accompany the boys as they reached major milestones.

“It’s been really rewarding to see them grow up and know that I have a part in that,” the singer told Refinery29 in 2017.

“That responsibility, to help raise kids, it’s something that hits you really hard. It was something I was up for the challenge of. They bring so much joy to my life, and it’s a new experience every day.”

The family of five also celebrates Stepmother’s Day every year, which falls the Sunday after Mother’s Day in the US.

“We go to dinner and do the whole thing,” the Voice star revealed. “I love the fact that there is a stepmom’s day and an option for stepparents to celebrate. It’s so different for each family.”

Despite her close relationship with Eddie’s sons, LeAnn is keen for the world to know that she is not aiming to replace their mother, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Brandi Glanville.

“One thing that I know is, I will never replace their mother. I would never try,” the ‘I Need You’ singer wrote on her blog.

“I will, however, love them with all I have and do everything in my power to help raise them in a loving, safe and proper environment. Society will always call me a ‘stepmom’. In our house, in our family, we remove the ‘step’. We really are all … simply family.”

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