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Key Points Bono attended the Los Angeles premiere of his daughter Eve Hewson’s new film, Jay Kelly. He posed on the red carpet with Eve and co-star George Clooney. Bono is a supportive father of four kids with wife, Ali. Bono was in the house for the Los Angeles premiere of the new film Jay Kelly. The U2 rocker hit the red carpet for a special occasion on Tuesday, Nov. 11, as he supported his daughter Eve Hewson at the premiere of her newest film, Jay Kelly. 🎬SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 U2 Rocker Bono Poses on the Red Carpet with Daughter Eve Hewson Bono—whose real name is Paul David Hewson—was caught on camera while posing next to Eve and her co-star George Clooney during the red carpet photo-op. In the footage from Tuesday’s event, posted to the Good Morning America Instagram account, Bono is seen smiling as he poses in between Eve, 34 and Clooney, 64. Oops! We’re unable to load this content right now. View directly on Instagram The event, which took place at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, marked the official Los Angeles premiere of the new comedy-drama film starring Clooney and Adam Sandler. The film—which comes out later this week—also features an impressive ensemble cast, including Eve, as well as Emily Mortimer, Riley Keough, Louis Partridge, Patrick Wilson, Isla Fisher, Laura Dern, Billy Crudup and more. How Many Kids Does Bono Have? Bono is a father to four children, all of whom he shares with his wife of over 40 years, Ali Hewson. In addition to Eve, the longtime couple share an older daughter, Jordan, 36, as well as sons Elijah, 26, and John, 24. Unlike some of her family members, Jordan opted not to pursue a career in showbiz, and instead founded her own tech company, Speakable. Bono’s younger son keeps mostly out of the spotlight, but Elijah has followed in his dad’s musical footsteps and fronts his own Irish rock band, Inhaler. As for Eve, the Bad Sisters actress previously said her dad is her biggest supporter, even likening the legendary musician to a “crazy stage mother” during a 2021 interview with the Irish Mirror. “Whenever we’re out and about he’s always introducing me and talking about me and he gives my full movie credits to whoever we’re having dinner with,” she added at the time.
