Who is David Bowie’s son Duncan Jones?

DAVID Bowie is one of the most celebrated artists of all time, with iconic music as well as an ever-changing look.

Here, we take a look at Bowie’s first child, filmmaker Duncan Jones.

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Duncan Jones is the first born of music legend David Bowie Who is David Bowie’s son Duncan Jones?

Duncan was born on May 30, 1971.

He is the eldest child of legendary British musician David Bowie.

He was initially known as Zowie Bowie, which he changed as a teenager.

Duncan uses Bowie’s legal surname, as his real name was David Jones.

His mother is former model Angie Bowie.

Jones works as a film director and producer.

Jones accepted his father’s award for best album at the BRIT Awards in 2017, after his last album Blackstar was awarded the gong.

The song Kooks, featured on the 1971 album Hunky Dory, was written about Duncan.

How many children did David Bowie have?

Duncan was not the only child of the music legend.

Bowie’s second child, Lexi, was born on August 15, 2000, in New York.

She currently works as an artist in Los Angeles, selling paintings as well as customised clothing.

Lexi has two half-siblings, Duncan and Zulekha Haywood, who was born in 1978 during her mother’s marriiage to basketball player Spencer Haywood.

Lexi was 15 when her father died in 2016, and marked the occasion on Instagram in January 2023, with a post reading “7 years ago today. I miss you”.

Who was David Bowie married to? Angie Bowie

Bowie was married to American model and designer Angie from 1970 to 1980.

She was born Angela Bassett on September 25, 1949, in Cyprus.

When Bowie died in 2016, Angie was participating in the series 17 of Celebrity Big Brother.

She was informed of his death whilst in the house, causing a chaotic situation when she told American TV personality Tiffany Pollard that David had died.

Pollard mistakenly thought Angie was talking about fellow housemate David Gest.

Iman

Bowie was married to supermodel Iman from 1992 until his death in 2016.

Together, they resided primarily in New York and London.

When Bowie died of liver cancer, Iman wrote in tribute: “The struggle is real, but so is God.”