Ringo Starr's Granddaughter Grew Up To Be Gorgeous
In the annals of music history, Ringo Starr (real name Richard Starkey) is a legend. He made his name and legacy as part of "The Beatles", serving as the rock band's drummer. And it seems that his family is following the blueprint Starr has set out for them by becoming musicians in their own right. His son, Zak Starkey, also became a drummer for iconic rock band The Who, and now his granddaughter, Tatia Starkey, is making her mark as a talented guitarist. And she's grown up to be quite the stunner.
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While some side-by-side pics of nepo babies and their look-alike moms will have you seeing double, Tatia looks like a mirror of her late grandmother, Maureen Starkey. Aside from rocking the soft goth look with dark and moody lips in the image above, Tatia shares the same large, round eyes and nose as her grandmother. And it seems Tatia is completely focused on her musical endeavors, as she started up her own rock band, Belakiss, back in 2008.
Tatia Starkey wasn't a huge fan of drums
While the beautiful Tatia Starkey keeps quite a low profile, she has given several interviews in the past about her childhood and musical inspirations. Interestingly, Tatia revealed to Daily Mail that drums were never in the cards for her — not in the way they were for her father and grandfather. And what made her averse to drums was watching the pressure her father experienced trying to stand as a drummer in his own right. In fact, her father, Zak, tried to get her interested in other musical instruments such as the piano, but Tatia naturally gravitated to the guitar.
Although she may still be passionate about music, it appears to have been pushed to the backseat after Tatia welcomed a son in 2016. However, it doesn't seem that things are over for Belakiss, as The Sun reported in 2022 that Tatia had been arrested for breaking COVID rules for meeting up with her bandmates to practice for an upcoming performance. Despite the negative flavor of the latter news, it clearly showed that neither Tatia nor Belakiss had any intention of stopping.