Adrienne Maloof Dating Rod Stewart's Son: Couple Spotted Holding Hands on Date Night [PHOTOS]
Adrienne Maloof confirmed that she is dating Ron Stewart's son, Sean, when she was spotted out in public getting affectionate with him on Jan. 18 in Los Angeles.
"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star, 51, posed for photographs with Sean, 32, outside of the eatery Crustacean. With his armed wrapped around Maloof, Sean kissed her on the cheek as Maloof had her hand on her hip and posed for cameras. Maloof was dressed up for the evening in a short black romper, black opaque tights and black heels, with Sean was dressed more casually in blue jeans, white sneakers and, a black and gray patterned cardigan over a white T-shirt.
The pair was also photographed holding hands as they waited for valet to bring their car at the end of the night. Their night out followed a a dinner date they had at Koi in Los Angeles earlier this month, according to In Touch. A fellow diner at the restaurant said, "It was really full-on PDA" between the reality television star and the musician.
"They looked really cute and comfortable together, definitely like they've known each other a long time. They were sitting really close and talking in each other's ear and then ordered food to share," the source added.
Maloof finalized her divorce to Dr. Paul Nassif in November 2012. They were married for more than 10 years and have three boys together - Gavin, 9, and twins Colin and Christian, 6.
Sean is a songwriter, musician and model. He starred in the 2007 reality show "Sons of Hollywood" and season two of "Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew" in 2008. He was seeking help for addictions to to alcohol, ecstasy, vicodin, morphine, Fentanyl, cocaine and heroin.
He was arrested in 2010 for driving on a suspended license and charged in 2007 with attacking a couple with a brick after he was denied entry to a Hollywood party, according to Daily Mail. He was also jailed in 2002 for 90 days after attacking a man outside of a nightclub.
Maloof currently stars on season three of the Bravo reality series "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills." The Maloof family owned the NBA Sacramento Kings until they finalized a deal Sunday to sell the team to a Seattle based group for $525 million.
