Meet Daniel Day-Lewis' 3 Children: Gabriel-Kane, Ronan and Cashel

Daniel Day-Lewis whitethorn beryllium successful nan history books arsenic nan only personification to triumph 3 Oscars for Best Actor, but his existent pridefulness and joyousness is being a begetter to his 3 sons.

The Lincoln prima welcomed his first child, Gabriel-Kane Day-Lewis, successful 1995 pinch his then-girlfriend, French character Isabelle Adjani. Three years later, Daniel and his wife, filmmaker Rebecca Miller, welcomed their first son, Ronan Day-Lewis, successful 1998. The youngest of nan Day-Lewis clan, Cashel Day-Lewis, followed successful 2002.

Though Daniel maintains a backstage life, particularly since having retired from acting successful 2017, he did unfastened up astir parenthood successful 2008, telling nan Daily Mail that his life had been “enriched successful each azygous measurement by my boys.”

The character besides described himself arsenic “quite a hands-on parent” and said that, contempt nan nationalist cognition of his penchant to unrecorded successful agrarian Ireland alternatively of Hollywood, he was “not successful hiding down closed doors.” He challenged, “How tin you beryllium a recluse successful a location afloat of children?”

Here’s everything to cognize astir Daniel Day-Lewis' sons Cashel, Ronan and Gabriel-Kane.

Gabriel-Kane Day-Lewis, 30

Gabriel-Kane is Daniel’s oldest son, whom he welcomed connected April 9, 1995, pinch his ex-girlfriend, French character Isabelle Adjani.

Though he was calved successful New York City, Gabriel-Kane grew up surviving pinch his mother successful Paris earlier moving to Ireland to walk his early teenage years pinch his begetter and brothers. At 16, he moved backmost to N.Y.C. pinch Daniel, Ronan and Cashel, and he’s chiefly lived successful nan metropolis during his adulthood.

After becoming a self-taught musician, learning soft and guitar arsenic a child, Gabriel-Kane concisely attended Berklee College of Music successful Boston. He yet decided to driblet out, telling An Actor Despairs successful December 2021, “I had nary instauration of classical training whatsoever and I could consciousness myself falling down and really benignant of despairing.”

Though Gabriel-Kane continued pursuing a euphony profession aft he near Berklee, he yet recovered that it wasn’t nan correct way for him.

“I deficiency nan expertise to make myself arsenic susceptible arsenic it takes to, you know, really beryllium capable to make a profession retired of it,” he explained. “It started stressing maine retired much than giving maine that consciousness of alleviation I recovered erstwhile I first started penning songs.”

After deciding to proceed euphony purely arsenic a hobby, Gabriel-Kane followed successful his parents’ footsteps and pivoted to acting. His emotion for theatre began arsenic a teen erstwhile he was progressive successful schoolhouse productions successful Paris and Ireland.

In 2022, Gabriel-Kane wrapped his first characteristic film, Terror connected nan Prairie, but nan travel to his acting debut wasn’t an easy one. He told An Actor Despairs he’d been auditioning for six years earlier being formed successful nan Western film, but added that nan slow commencement to his profession was partially connected him.

“I wanted to do high-quality projects, immoderate roles I could really descend my teeth into, a bully script, bully director, bully formed … I’ve ever been truthful selective astir nan worldly that I’ve gone to audition for aliases publication aliases portion for,” Gabriel-Kane shared.

He added, “I consciousness for illustration possibly my selectiveness could beryllium misconstrued arsenic arrogance aliases being overly confident, but it’s not that. It’s conscionable that I emotion movie truthful overmuch that I don’t want to beryllium a portion of thing that I don’t love.”

As he was pursuing an acting career, Gabriel-Kane besides began modeling to thief salary his bills. Despite being nan boy of 2 award-winning actors, he said he’s been financially independent since he was 19.

After a chance brushwood pinch Karl Lagerfeld connected nan streets of Paris, Gabriel-Kane walked nan runway for Chanel — limb successful limb pinch Julianne Moore, nary less. He’s besides walked for Alfred Dunhill and changeable campaigns for Ermenegildo Zegna and Hudson Jeans.

Ronan Day-Lewis, 27

Ronan is nan older boy of nan 2 children Daniel shares pinch his wife, Rebecca Miller, who is nan girl of legendary playwright Arthur Miller.

Born connected June 14, 1998, 2 years aft Daniel and Rebecca married, Ronan grew up successful agrarian Ireland. He graduated from Yale University successful 2020 earlier moving to N.Y.C. to prosecute a profession successful nan arts. He yet followed successful some of his parents’ footsteps successful nan movie industry, though he favors his mother’s penchant of commanding sets down nan camera arsenic a writer and director.

Ronan wrote and directed nan short movie The Sheep and nan Wolf successful 2018, which won Best Independent Short astatine nan Independent Filmmakers Showcase Film Festival successful Los Angeles. He besides directed a bid of euphony videos successful 2019 for nan Philip Glass medium Les Enfants Terribles. However, his biggest task came astir successful 2025: a collaboration pinch his father.

Seven years aft declaring his status from acting successful 2017, Daniel announced his return to nan large screen for Ronan’s characteristic directorial debut, Anemone, which premiered connected Oct. 3. The father-son duo co-wrote nan script, and Daniel starred arsenic nan lead character successful nan film.

When asked astatine nan movie's premiere whether it was overseas to beryllium directed by his son, Daniel told PEOPLE, “Well if I stepped extracurricular of it to look successful that way, yeah, I decidedly would've astir apt been stopped successful my tracks.”

“But luckily, we were some truthful wrong of nan work, wrong nan communicative that we were trying to tell," he said. “Yeah, location were days connected group that we looked astatine each different and conscionable couldn't judge that we were really getting to do this thing, but different than that we were conscionable getting connected pinch it."

Though Ronan is focused connected directing, he’s besides a painter. His first home solo accumulation debuted successful N.Y.C. successful 2023, and his world solo accumulation debuted successful Hong Kong successful October 2024.

“My activity is decidedly successful speech pinch Romanticism. I’m drawn to this thought of projecting quality emotion onto landscapes and places,” Ronan told Artnet in August 2023. “I telephone it punk Romanticism."

Cashel Day-Lewis, 23

Cashel is nan youngest of Daniel’s sons, nan 2nd of whom he shares pinch Rebecca. Born successful May 2002, he was raised successful agrarian Ireland pinch his brothers.

As a young boy, Cashel learned to play accepted Irish euphony connected nan fiddle, which molded nan trajectory of his schooling and early career.

“My dada was ever playing trad successful nan house,” he recalled during an April 2025 question and reply pinch The Sunday Times. “Aside from trad, location was American folk. Joan Baez was playing a lot. Bob Dylan. A halfway representation is proceeding Enya connected nan power each nan time. That ethereal, otherworldly sound influenced me, subconsciously astatine least.”

Cashel spent his teenage years attending Calhoun School successful N.Y.C., wherever he wrote galore compositions that nan New York Philharmonic performed. After precocious school, he moved to Ohio to prosecute euphony creation and violin astatine nan Oberlin Conservatory of Music.

The youngest of nan Day-Lewis clan relocated to Ireland aft graduating from college, moving successful a pub while penning euphony for nan National Concert Hall (NCH). In April 2025, Cashel’s first Irish creation commission, Missing Ballybough, was played successful performance by NCH residents Crash Ensemble.

While applying for master’s programs astatine various American institutions, Cashel is contented to service pints successful Ireland, calling his post-college world move “the spread twelvemonth I ne'er took.”

He told The Times, “For a fewer years, I wanted to spot what it was for illustration to play Irish trad euphony and unrecorded successful Ireland for an extended play of time. I hadn’t done that since I was nine. … The crazy situation of a pub has been a bully alteration from nan conservatory."