Jon Bon Jovi enjoys a game night with his son Jesse Bongiovi and friends, sharing good vibes and great company!”

Jon Bon Jovi often shares his love for family and spending quality time with his kids, including Jesse.

Game nights can be a great way for families to bond, filled with laughter, competition, and great memories. Chances are they enjoy playing a variety of board games or video games together.

Jesse is not only Jon’s son, but he is also an entrepreneur and co-founder of a successful wine brand called Hampton Water, which has become a household name.

Both father and son share an interest in music and sports and are often seen supporting each other’s endeavors.

Jon Bon Jovi’s son will be channeling his inner Rudy when he arrives in South Bend in the fall.

Jesse Bongiovi will be trying out for the Fighting Football Team Irish later this year when he begins enrolling at Notre Dame.

“I came here in eighth grade and I just fell in love with it,” Bongiovi told IrishSportsDaily. “The culture here, the people here, the opportunity here, it’s all unbelievable. There’s nothing like it. Being given the opportunity to be on this team and be a part of this family was an easy decision for me.”

Bongiovi, who is finishing his senior year at Poly Prep HS in Brooklyn, told the Notre Dame website that he really started focusing on the Irish when fellow New Jersey native Charlie Weis took over the program after Ty Willingham was fired at the end of the 2004 season. Although Weis was fired from the school, the rocker’s son remains a fan.

Jesse Bongiovi is the second of Bon Jovi’s four children. His daughter, Stephanie, a student at Hamilton College, made headlines last year when she overdosed at the New York Central school, a shocking revelation that Bon Jovi called “the worst phone call ever.” Bon Jovi and his wife, Dorothea Hurley, also have two younger sons; 10-year-old Jacob and 8-year-old Romeo.

At Poly Prep, the 5-11, 180-pound Bongiovi was known as more with his lacrosse talent (the Irish have the No. 2-ranked program in the nation) but also plays football for the Blue Devils. He hopes to play linebacker for Notre Dame, but says he’s willing to do whatever coach Brian Kelly suggests.

“I expect it to be one of the hardest things I’ll probably ever do, but I like a challenge,” Bongiovi told IrishSportsDaily. “I like being able to overcome things and step up to occasions. Hopefully, I’ll get to persevere through something that’s pretty hard.”