RFK owner Brad Keselowski adds new family member, albeit ‘not by his choice’

Brad Keselowski recently shared an adorable video of his daughters with a new four-legged family member. On the occasion of National Cat Day, the 40-year-old involuntarily became a cat dad and added a sixth member to the Keselowski family.

The RFK Racing driver and owner married his long-time girlfriend Paige Keselowski in February 2017. The couple have two daughters, Scarlett, born in May 2015, and, Autumn, birthed in 2019. They also have a son, Maize, born in November 2023.

The 2012 Cup Series champion recently posted a video on his social media handle in which his daughters can be seen playing and feeding a four-legged ginger kitten. Keselowski captioned it:

"Cat dad... not by choice 😂 #nationalcatday"

The #6 Ford Mustang drive Keselowski has been a part of the NASCAR series for over 17 years. After driving for Roger Penske for most of his career, in 2022, Keselowski became the driver/co-owner of Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing.

In nearly 500 Cup Series races, the Michigan native has amassed 36 wins and 261 top-ten finishes.

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Brad Keselowski is "amazed" by his wife Paige on handling their kids amid NASCAR life

In a recent YouTube video, RFK Racing driver Brad Keselowski shared insights on how he and his wife, Paige, balance parenthood and racing.

Amid the hectic racing schedule, Keselowski acknowledged his wife's sacrifices in managing their family life, including taking care of their children and attending official events when necessary. He said:

"I look at my wife Paige and all the things that she does and, you know, I'm just amazed. I don't know how she keeps up with it all. It's hard enough to keep up with three kids and be a, you know, a stay-at-home mom, but then to do it while we're traveling, you know, 30-some weeks a year and appearances in between and all kinds of other events, you know, it's a lot for anyone to take on and she does it really well." [1:56]

One of Keselowski's primary motivations is the joy of winning and sharing those victories with his family. In his YouTube vlog, Keselowski also opened up on why he wants to continue racing. He said:

"I cherish the moments that we had, where we've done that, but I want more of those moments and certainly is a deep inspiration for me to continue racing for a long time." [6:27]

Keselowski secured his playoff spot after breaking a 110-race winless streak at Darlington Raceway in May. However, he couldn't make it past the Round of 12. The #6 Ford driver came close to winning the chaotic Talladega race where he finished second to Ricky Stenhouse Jr. by a margin of 0.006 seconds.