Bruce Springsteen, famously known as “The Boss,” and his wife, Patti Scialfa, raised their three children far from the glare of fame.

While music shaped Bruce and Patti’s careers, they intentionally kept their kids’ upbringing low-key. “They came to concerts a few times, but we kept our careers separate from their lives,” Bruce once shared.

Each of their children chose a different route—and none tried to replicate their parents’ stardom.

Their daughter, **Jessica Springsteen**, inherited her parents’ dedication and drive—but expressed it through horses.

A world-class equestrian, Jessica competed in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, where she earned a silver medal as part of Team USA. From a young age, she was drawn to caring for horses, eventually growing into a competitive rider.

**Evan Springsteen**, the eldest, pursued music—but on his own terms.

Now 34, he works as a music programmer at Apple. While he shares his parents’ passion, Evan prefers to stay behind the scenes, living a quiet life shaped by the strong family values Bruce and Patti emphasized.

**Samuel Springsteen**, the youngest at 31, chose a life of public service. After years of volunteering and training, he became a firefighter in Jersey City, NJ, in 2020.

Bruce and Patti proudly attended his swearing-in ceremony, calling it a “long road” that reflected his deep dedication.

Despite their famous roots, the Springsteen children have built lives grounded in purpose, humility, and independence.