Dave Grohl Spotted Publicly Without His Wedding Ring

Rocker Dave Grohlhas taken another step in his quest to repair his personal life, following reports he has fathered a child outside of his marriage.

The Foo Fighters frontman has begun taking steps to move forward from the incident, which he addressed in a public statement earlier last month.

The 55-year-old rocker wed Jordyn Blum 21 years ago after a three-year marriage to Jennifer Youngblood in the 1990s. The former Nirvana drummer shares three daughters with Blum.

Having recently been seen out in public with daughter Ophelia for the first time since the news broke, the musician has been seen sans his wedding ring.

The "Big Me" singer was spotted by photographers while running errands in California earlier today. Grohl opted for a low-key look, but his errand ensemble did not include his wedding ring, per People Magazine.

Wedding rings have been a focus in the Grohl family orbit as of late. Blum, 46, has also reportedly put her wedding ring aside as she and the "Everlong" songwriter work on their marriage, as The Blast previously reported.

A photo taken earlier this summer showed the couple together, with the actress being seen without her ring. The picture, obtained by The New York Post, was taken in August, a month before Grohl's baby news broke.

Despite vowing to work on his marriage to the actress, the "This Is A Call" singer was said to have begun the process of hiring a divorce attorney.

Grohl took action before his news began public, as The Blast previously reported, although it is not known exactly when his search took place, per People Magazine.

Since the news broke, two of Grohl's daughters deactivated their Instagrams, and Grohl has not shared any posts to his feed since his initial announcement.

In a text post, posted on September 10th, the Foo Fighter shared an emotional note with his followers, not only announcing his having fathered a child out of wedlock, but his commitment to working on his marriage.

"I've recently become a father to a new baby daughter, born outside of my marriage," the post began. "I plan to be a loving and supportive parent to her. I love my wife and my children, and I am doing everything I can to regain their trust and earn their forgiveness. We're grateful for your consideration toward all the children involved, as we move forward together," Grohl's statement concluded.

The comments are turned off on the post.

The news of Grohl's daughter's birth has inspired plenty of conversation, including some former figures in his life.

MTV alumna and model Kari Wuhrer came forward and shared her experience with dating the grunge pioneer.

Wuhrer said the news was not a "surprise" to her, given Grohl's alleged dating history. The former "Remote Control" host revealed in an interview with TMZ, that the rocker had attempted to pursue her while she was still in a relationship, as The Blast previously reported.

The model revealed she confronted her ex about his alleged infidelity on an interview on "The Howard Stern Show." Grohl was said to have yelled at Wuhrer in response. The rocker was said to have soon broken up with then-girlfriend, snowboarder Tina Basich, according to Wuhrer.

"I was letting the cat out of the bag," Wuhrer explained. "I never heard about her. He never spoke about it."

While the "Storyteller" author works on mending his personal life, sources have attributed recent Foo Fighters-related cancellations being attributed to "personal" events within the band's circle.

Foo Fighters were scheduled to appear at the Soundside Music Festival but axed their performance due to personal needs.

As The Blast previously reported, insiders attributed the band's sudden cancellation to the need for "time to be with their families and focus on regrouping," per an interview with The Sun.

"It's been a turbulent few years, with the loss of their best friend, drummer Taylor Hawkins, the death of Dave's mum and now the birth of his new child," the insider explained. "He wants to be at home and focus on earning back the trust of his family. Being on the road isn't the best thing for any of them at the moment. It feels like a hiatus is the best thing for them collectively."

Foo Fighters went on tour with Chrissie Hynde and Pretenders earlier this year.