Dave Grohl should abandon the spotlight after his secret baby revelation and concentrate solely on being an expert.

As the leader of one of the most successful rock bands in history, Dave Grohl has always been in the public eye. However, he is now facing increased scrutiny after revealing a personal detail about his life.

On Tuesday, Grohl, who has three daughters with wife Blum, admitted to having an affair and fathering a child outside their 21-year marriage.

""I've welcomed a new baby daughter into my life, despite being outside of marriage. As a father, I plan to be loving and supportive to both my wife and children, and I am working hard to regain their trust and earn their forgiveness. We appreciate your understanding as we navigate this new chapter together," he wrote on Instagram."

Planet Chronicle Digital did not receive an immediate response from Grohl's representatives.

According to Doug Eldridge, founder of Achilles PR, it's in Grohl's best interest to shift his focus to what really matters, even though his reputation will take an inevitable hit.

""Grohl should prioritize his personal life and children over public relations, as Eldridge advised on Planet Chronicle Digital," the main thing being the well-being of his children."

"When you abandon your spouse and children for another woman, you're facing more than just gossip from the tabloids," he stated. "Adultery can be incredibly devastating for both the spouse and children, with the consequences often being far more severe on the children, regardless of their age."

"The damage here is on two levels: practical and public relations, and the latter is a distant second. However, his focus should almost solely be on the damage done to his wife and children, as what they think of him is the only thing that should matter to him as a husband and father."

According to Eldridge, Grohl's open admission of his infidelity and subsequent public acknowledgement of the affair will ultimately benefit him in the long run.

"Dave Grohl was presented with a binary decision that essentially stated, "It's yours, and I'm keeping it. You have two options: 1) pay this amount, and I'll remain quiet; or 2) don't pay, and I'll go public. This decision would destroy your marriage, your family, and your professional reputation." At this point, Grohl getting in front of the story provides only minor benefits, such as avoiding and somewhat mitigating the weeks of speculation and rumors that would precede the inevitable mea culpa."

"Protecting your children is now the focus, not Grohl's reputation."

Grohl faces a challenging journey to restore his family's trust and maintain their relationship.

"Redemption in relationships is achievable, but it requires a change in behavior, according to Alessandra Conti, a celebrity matchmaker. Therapy and genuine repentance are necessary. The outdated notion of "boys will be boys" and "rock stars will be rock stars" is no longer acceptable in today's society, as there are now many socially acceptable ways of being non-monogamous in relationships."

"If a person cannot control their urge to be with more than one person, they should openly communicate this to their partner or partners. Society now accepts ethically non-monogamous relationships and polyamorous relationships, so cheating in a marriage is no longer acceptable in the eyes of the public."

She remarked that despite being known as a temporary judge, this court's decision wouldn't significantly impact the musician's long-term musical legacy, as many other stars who have faced major infidelity in the past have managed to recover and continue their careers.