KISS icon Gene Simmons’ wife, Shannon Tweed-Simmons, recently shared disturbing security camera footage on Instagram showing an unknown man stealing Christmas gifts that were delivered to their home.
Gene Simmons’ home robbed
Shannon revealed that the stolen packages were gifts sent by their son, Nick Simmons. The security footage shows the unidentified individual approaching the Simmons family’s property and taking the packages that had been left in front of their house.
In the caption of her video, Shannon wrote, “There goes my gift from my son!” expressing her frustration over the brazen theft captured on their home security system.
The incident has drawn significant attention from KISS fans and followers on social media. One concerned fan commented on Shannon’s video and said, “You don’t have gates blocking the entrance to your property? I’m sorry this happened, poor Nick.”
Another fan expressed shock at the audacity of the thief, writing, “Oh my God, they even do that to somebody of you and your husband’s caliber. I would not want to be a thief and caught by Gene.”
Meanwhile, Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons’ sons discussed their collaborative musical project in an interview shared on KTLA. They addressed their artistic direction and explained how it differs from their famous fathers’ legendary rock band.
The sons highlighted their diverse musical inspirations. When asked about Stanley Simmons band’s musical direction, Evan Stanley explained their influences.
“We grew up loving a lot of roots stuff, Americana folk, so you hear a lot of that in there. It really has nothing to do with what our dads do,” Evan said. “I think the interesting thing is we do actually have a lot of the same influences.”
“They’re unbelievably supportive. If someone’s honest with you, then when they say something’s great, it’s actually worthwhile, and it means something,” he said.
Gene Simmons’ son Nick Simmons also shared a lighter perspective on his father’s unique approach to giving compliments. “My father is the master of the backhanded compliment. He’ll be, like, ‘This is much better than the last thing you showed me.’ And I was, like, ‘Oh, you said some nice things about that.’ He goes, ‘Nothing compared to this,’” Nick said.
