Basic Information
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Full name | Forest Leonardo Antonio Rotella |
| Date of birth | August 7, 2016 |
| Parents | Holly Madison (mother), Pasquale Rotella (father) |
| Older sibling | Rainbow Aurora Rotella — born March 5, 2013 |
| Maternal grandparents | Patsy Cullen, Steve Cullen |
| Paternal grandmother | Irene Guadagno (“Mama Irene”) — deceased (2015) |
| Possible paternal grandfather | Vincenzo (less consistently documented) |
| Public profile / career | None (minor; publicly known through family announcements and social posts) |
| Public mentions | Birth announcements, family photo features, fan pages and light celebrity coverage |
When I started stitching together the pieces of Forest’s story, it felt like assembling a family scrapbook from glossy magazine clippings—snapshots that only hint at the full picture. Forest Leonardo Antonio Rotella is, by every sign, a child whose public presence exists almost entirely inside the warm halo cast by his parents and the occasional family photograph. He was born on August 7, 2016, a date that punctuated a flurry of announcements and affectionate posts; from that moment, the public-facing narrative has been short and sweet—birth, baby portraits, birthday shout-outs, and the gentle orbit of family life.
The parents: two different stages of the spotlight
I like to think of Holly and Pasquale as two very distinct spotlights that together keep Forest in a gentle glow. Holly Madison, known to many as a TV personality and author, brings a chapter of pop-culture history to the family—her own public life colors how people look at Forest, like a familiar soundtrack threaded through a new film. Pasquale Rotella, founder of a major live-events company, is a figure from the music-and-festival world—someone whose professional life has its own bold posters and stage lights. Together they announced Forest’s arrival and have periodically shared images and reflections; but they are careful enough that Forest himself remains a private child, not a recurring public figure.
Sibling dynamics: Rainbow Aurora
Rainbow Aurora Rotella, born March 5, 2013, is Forest’s older sister—already a small person with her own presence in family photos, a co-conspirator in whatever quiet adventures the Rotella household invents. Where sibling relationships are concerned, the public record is charmingly spare: a few posed family shots, a handful of holiday images, the kind of material that suggests normal, domestic rhythms rather than tabloid drama.
Grandparents and the wider kin
Family roots show up in names: Patsy Cullen and Steve Cullen stand as Forest’s maternal grandparents—steady, quietly present figures you’d imagine slipping into a birthday party with a homemade pie. On the paternal side, “Mama Irene,” Irene Guadagno, is remembered by the family and passed away in 2015, leaving a lineage and stories that predate the children. There are also mentions of a Vincenzo as a possible paternal grandfather—details here are less consistent in public mentions, which is exactly what you’d expect in a private family’s history that only sometimes leaks into headlines.
Career, profile, and money (the practical table)
Children don’t always have résumés, and Forest doesn’t: there’s no career to list, no public businesses, no commercial endorsements attached to his name. When people search for numbers, what they find are estimates attached to his parents—useful context, but not Forest’s own.
| Subject | Figure / Note |
|---|---|
| Forest’s career | None (minor; private) |
| Forest’s net worth | Not applicable |
| Holly Madison — commonly reported estimate | (celebrity-estimate range often quoted in popular outlets) |
| Pasquale Rotella — commonly reported estimate | (varies by outlet; often presented as a multi-million dollar range) |
I keep the financial chatter brief because it’s not Forest’s money to speak of; he’s a child inside a family where the parents’ earnings form the financial backdrop—think of it as the set dressing, not the central plot.
Public mentions, press moments, and the online echo
Forest’s public life reads like a short film: a warm birth announcement, a handful of photo spreads, and an online echo chamber of fan accounts reposting images. Most of the media mentions are gentle—celebratory headlines, social-media captions, and lifestyle write-ups that remark on the name, the family, and the occasional picture-perfect portrait. There’s gossip, yes—light, celebrity-style commentary more interested in names and aesthetics than scandal. Fan pages and Instagram accounts keep the images circulating; they’re affectionate, not invasive—like friends passing around a phone full of family photos at brunch.
What this all feels like—my reading of the rhythm
If I had to describe Forest’s public persona in a line, I’d call it “a cameo role in a family’s evolving story.” He is present enough that the world knows his name and birthdate; private enough that there isn’t a dossier of personal milestones. The family narrative—Holly’s pop-culture history, Pasquale’s festival-world background, Rainbow’s playful presence, and the grandparents’ quieter stabilizing notes—creates a mosaic where Forest is the newest, softest tile. It’s cinematic in the small way family life is cinematic: a slow montage of birthdays, small hands clutching a toy, an older sister showing a younger brother how to make a paper plane.
FAQ
When was Forest Leonardo Antonio Rotella born?
Forest was born on August 7, 2016.
Who are Forest’s parents?
His parents are Holly Madison (mother) and Pasquale Rotella (father).
Does Forest have a public career or professional profile?
No—Forest is a child and has no public career; his presence is mainly in family announcements and photos.
Does Forest have siblings?
Yes—an older sister named Rainbow Aurora Rotella, born March 5, 2013.
Who are Forest’s grandparents?
Maternal grandparents are Patsy Cullen and Steve Cullen; his paternal grandmother was Irene Guadagno, and there are references to a Vincenzo as a paternal grandfather figure in less consistent public mentions.
