It's been a crazy couple of days for Jadyn, Saturday saw him finish the final show of the North American leg of his world tour at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California. Sunday evening saw him fly into Dallas, Texas as Amy-Jayne was ready to give birth to their child, a daughter named Kaia, officially born on Monday, 20 October, 2025.

Although his world tour continues in a couple of days in Mexico for a run of six shows in Latin America, Jadyn arranged to stay with Amy in Texas for these couple of days and fly directly from Texas rather than return to his home in California during this brief break in the tour. He was already attempting to be as hand-on as possible as a brand new parent, and although he and Amy weren’t officially in a relationship he embraced the opportunity to create a healthy environment for their daughter, even taking the opportunity to interact with Amy’s other children while he was staying in Texas with Amy for a these couple of days.

Kaia was asleep in a bassinet, soft soothing tones coming from a speaker near the crib. Jadyn remained close at hand, another side to him came to the surface over the last twenty-four hours. He made sure Amy-Jayne went for a nap and rested up, giving her a smile as she came downstairs and into the lounge. “She knocked out real fast. Gotta be some sort of baby record.” he says with a proud smirk.

Jadyn chuckled softly at Amy’s comment, regularly glancing down at the bassinet, “Yeah? Maybe I did miss my calling.” he was fully aware of his reputation and public persona but he always knew he would commit himself to the situation that he found himself in. “It’s definitely different to playing in front of 70,000 people but I ain’t getting this sort of energy from that experience.”

He paused briefly, letting those words hang in the air. He looked down at his hands, cracked his knuckles before looking back at Amy who was clearly exhausted, he wanted to reassure her that she wasn’t doing this alone this time around, “I know this isn’t what either of us planned, and I know we’re not, y’know, together like that. But I’m here. For Kaia, for you too.” He nods slightly, knowing his career makes things slightly more difficult, but he reaffirms his commitment to their slightly complicated situation.

Jadyn nods his head slightly as he finally sits down on the chair opposite Amy, his voice sounding sincere.

"I ain't ever gonna be the type of person that understands how they could just dip out like that. To me, that's the real crazy shit. This ain't a burden, it's a blessing and that feeling is even stronger than I thought it would be."

He gives a half-smile, reaching to adjust his chain before glancing back up at her.

"I just wanna make sure you ain't gotta do everything solo all the time, y'know?