Bon Jovi guitarist 'wants to settle down'

Richie Sambora guitarist of Bon Jovi recently revealed that he is searching for a new relationship, as well as admitting to a wish to extend his family.

"I'm on a search for my future ex-wife," Sambora told People, during the afterparty for his fashion line White Trash Beautiful.

He further cleared his comments by telling that he actually wants to settle down all the matter and looking forward for more children.

"I'm just looking for the right person to have more children [with]," Sambora explained. "There's nothing like a love for your children. I love being a papa, and that's the truth."

Sambora was married to Heather Locklear for 11 years before the couple divorced in 2007 and had an 13 year old daughter as well.

Bon Jovi are currently on the North American leg of their extensive 'Circle Tour', which was recently declared the highest-grossing concert tour of 2010.

Bon Jovi's Richie Sambora: "I'm on a search for my future ex-wife"

Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora has revealed that he currently is looking for a new relationship, with the recognition of a desire to provide their families as is.

Sambora told people, "I'm on a search for my future ex-wife".

The guitarist immediately clarified remarks, insisting that they actually settle for what was looking more children.

Sambora explained, "I'm just looking for the right person to have more children [with]. There's nothing like a love for your children. I love being a papa, and that's the truth."

When Sambora was married to Heather Locklear in 2007 and now he has a 13 years old daughter named Ava.

Bon Jovi 2011 Tour Dates

Here announced Bon Jovi tour dates for 2011 seen below

Bon Jovi 2011 Tour Dates

Wed 22nd Jun	Bon Jovi	Buy Now Murrayfield Stadium Edinburgh
Fri 24th Jun	Bon Jovi	Buy Now Lancashire County Cricket Ground (Old Trafford) Manchester
Sat 25th Jun	Hard Rock Calling: Bon Jovi	Buy Now Hyde Park London
Mon 27th Jun	Bon Jovi	Buy Now Ashton Gate Stadium Bristol

Bon Jovi: Almost three decades in, the band is still more loved than respected

The headlines in late December neatly summed up the career of Bon Jovi. The band was passed over as a first-ballot Rock and Roll Hall of Fame act. Two weeks later, it was declared that Bon Jovi's Circle Tour, which hits town Friday and Saturday, was the highest-grossing tour of 2010 with sales topping $200 million.

In microcosm, the fans love 'em. The rock 'n' roll elite, not so scared. Count guitarist Richie Sambora among those not astonished by the slight."You know what?" he says during a recent teleconference. "individually, I think it's a boys' club over there. I don't know what they're doing. And, you know, they're looking for ratings or, what are they doing? I have no idea ... It has nothing to do with our legality because our legality comes with the people and the fans. And, you know, you sell 125 million records and have the two largest tours in the last three years, I'll take that. If I would protest, nobody would listen."

Jon Bon Jovi want to be an NFL owner

Rocker Jon Bon Jovi wants to make it clear. He does aspire to be an NFL team owner.There is possibility that Jon Bon Jovi could buy 15 percent of the team.

Bon Jovi said in a statement Tuesday. The Falcons organization isn't ready to talk about it either, a spokesman told the AJC Sunday.

"Since helping to establish the Philadelphia Soul Arena Football team -- from its inception through our 2008 championship season -- I have always made clear my desire to someday enter the NFL," Bon Jovi said through spokeswoman Tiffany Shipp.

Bon Jovi was the owner of the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League from 2004-2009 so this would not be his first venture into team ownership.

Bon Jovi to take two-year break

Just after they finish their current world tour rockers Bon Jovi will go on for two years break.

A break will make their fans praise them more when they will be back says the US group.

Across the globe as part of The Circle tour,Bon Jovi is performing several other shows.. Their last show will be on July 31 in Lisbon, Portugal.

Drummer Tico Torres, 57, told Rolling Stone magazine: 'Sometimes you need to get away, so people can appreciate you better. The best thing I can tell you is we’re gonna need a couple of years off for sure.'