Dave Grohl’s teenage daughters appear to have deactivated their social media profiles after it emerged that the famous rocker had a baby with a woman “outside” his marriage.

Less than an hour after the Foo Fighters frontman made the shocking announcement, his 18-year-old daughter Violet and 15-year-old daughter Harper apparently deleted their Instagram profiles.

Harper used the username “harpergrohll” and had over 40,000 followers. Violet used the domain “viioletgrohl” and boasted almost a quarter of a million followers.

However, it is unclear when exactly the two girls archived their accounts.

Along with Violet and Harper, Grohl also has a 10-year-old daughter, Ophelia, with his wife Jordyn Blum.

Grohl has not yet revealed the name of his newborn daughter, nor the woman with whom he had his fourth child.

On Tuesday, the “My Hero” singer announced that he recently “became the father of a new daughter, born out of wedlock.”

“I plan to be a loving and supportive parent to her. I love my wife and my children, and I will do everything in my power to earn their trust and forgiveness,” he wrote on Instagram.

The rocker concluded the short message by asking everyone to keep his family in mind as they try to move forward together.

Grohl and Blum, 48, recently celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary and were last spotted together in July 2024.

The couple appeared to be in high spirits as they headed to Wimbledon in London last summer.

The couple were photographed chatting and laughing during breaks in the action.

Grohl wore a simple navy suit with a mustard tie and brown suede shoes. He pulled his shoulder-length hair back for the chic event.

His wife, in turn, opted for a monochrome look, wearing a baby blue skirt suit with white sandals.

The couple met in 2001, two years before they married at Grohl’s Los Angeles home.

Three years later, the couple welcomed their first child, which “changed everything” for the rocker.

“I used to tour nine months a year. Now I don’t like being away from my kids for more than 12 days,” he told Time in 2009.

“It’s changed everything I do. When you have kids, you see life through different eyes. You feel love more deeply and maybe you’re a little more compassionate.”