Dave Grohl's Wife Jordyn Blum 'Doesn't Trust' Him After His Cheating And Baby Confessions

Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl's wife, Jordyn Blum, has reportedly lost the trust she had in her husband following his baby and affair bombshell.

The rockstar is said to be focusing on winning back Blum, who has recently been spotted without her wedding ring on multiple occasions.

Since Dave Grohl made his baby revelation, several of his past cheating scandals have resurfaced, with an ex-girlfriend even branding him a "scumbag" and "serial cheater."

According to People Magazine, Blum has stopped trusting her husband after he announced that he fathered a child outside their 21-year marriage.

The singer, who shares three daughters, Violet, 18, Harper, 15, and Ophelia, 10, with Blum, revealed he intends to "work hard" to earn back his family's trust.

However, that is a challenge, as a source reveals that Blum is "focused on her own life and her girls." She has also notably ditched her wedding ring for her recent public outings.

"It's been rough for her. Her mind is not on her marriage, though," the source told the news outlet. "She doesn't trust Dave. She's not wearing her wedding ring."

They added, "She's leaning on a group of girlfriends. She feels lucky to be surrounded by love and support."

Last month, the musician took to his Instagram page to confess that he had a child with an unidentified woman while also pledging to take responsibility for his role as a father to his new baby.

He wrote, "I've recently become the father of a new baby daughter, born outside of my marriage. I plan to be a loving and supportive parent to her."

In his post, the musician mentioned that he is focused on "doing everything I can to regain their trust and earn their forgiveness."

Grohl also asked his followers to take his family into "consideration" as  they "move forward together."

Shortly after sharing the news, his daughters, Violet and Harper, deactivated their social media accounts, seemingly due to the news of their father's infidelity.

While Grohl is said to be working on regaining his family's trust, it's worth noting that the rockstar hired a divorce lawyer before making his cheating announcement.

The popular band was scheduled to make their first appearance since Grohl's affair scandal at the Soundside Music Festival in Bridgeport, Connecticut, but they unexpectedly withdrew from the event.

They released a statement, noting, "Foo Fighters will no longer be appearing at this weekend's Soundside Music Festival. Please check the festival website for more information."

An insider then shared with The Sun that they need "time to be with their families and focus on regrouping."

"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 said. "He wants to be at home and focus on earning back the trust of his family."

They added, "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."

In an interview with TMZ, Grohl's ex-girlfriend, Kari Wuhrer, slammed the singer by calling him a "scumbag" and "serial cheater" over his love child confession.

Wuhrer, who dated Grohl in the late 1990s, recounted that he had pursued her while he was still in a relationship with snowboarder Tina Basich.

She recalled confronting Grohl on the "Howard Stern Show" about his unfaithfulness, which allegedly led the rockstar to yell at her.

After the Howard Stern interview, Grohl and Basich allegedly broke up, and the singer also stopped talking to Wuhrer afterward.

According to her, she and Grohl have crossed paths in Los Angeles because their kids attend the same play area, but the rockstar acts like she does not exist.

"He would just look at me like I didn't exist," Wuhrer told the news outlet. "I just felt like I knew he was scumbag after that."

According to reports, Blum, who has yet to address her husband's infidelity, has been offered millions to tell her story in a book deal with a Simon & Schuster subsidiary.

Sources told the Daily Mail that if she accepts the offer, her book could detail her efforts to sustain their marriage for the sake of their three daughters.

"Jordyn has lots to reveal about being married to Dave," the insider said. "If she decides to accept the offer, it will be an intimate look at her life with a rock' n' roll icon for over twenty years."

They added: "She'll tell how she's been holding the marriage together for the sake of their three daughters."