Homme met Australian singer and musician Brody Dalle at Lollapalooza in 1996, when he was 23 and she was 17.
He was there to perform with Screaming Trees, while she was there to see her future husband Tim Armstrong's band Rancid.
The two reconnected seven years later in 2003, during her separation from Armstrong, and began dating.
Homme said, "We had to be very secretive, because she was just starting a divorce process.
I went back to do those Desert Sessions, and you can tell what I was going through [...] I was so in love, I was totally revelling in it so much."
He claims he received multiple death threats from Armstrong and Rancid fans.
Homme and Dalle were married on December 3, 2005.
They have a daughter named Camille Harley Joan Homme (born January 17, 2006) and two sons named Orrin Ryder Homme (born August 12, 2011) and Wolf Dillon Reece Homme (born February 13, 2016).
Dalle filed for legal separation in November 2019 and divorce a month later, citing Homme's alcoholism and drug abuse; he subsequently entered rehab, but over the following months, he and Dalle accused each other of domestic violence and had restraining orders filed.

Homme has over 20 tattoos.
On his knuckles, he has his grandparents' nicknames ("Cam" for "Camille" on the left and "Cap" on the right) with hearts and his two sons' names ("ORH" for "Orrin Ryder Homme" and "Wolf").
He has his daughter's name, also Camille, tattooed over his heart.
His left arm has a switchblade with "Stay Sharp" underneath, while his inner right arm has a straight-edge razor with "Born to Win" inscribed; underneath, his nickname, "Baby Duck", is a shared tattoo with his Eagles of Death Metal bandmate Jesse Hughes, who has his nickname "Boots Electric" in the same location.
Homme also shares a tattoo that says "Freitag 4:15" with former Queens of the Stone Age bandmates Nick Oliveri and Mark Lanegan and their sound engineer Hutch, commemorating their "worst show ever" at the Rock Am Ring Festival in Germany on Friday, June 1, 2001, at 4:15 pm.
All were tattooed on their ribs so that it would hurt the most and serve as a reminder.
Homme and Dalle share a small "TCB" logo, which stands for "Taking Care of Business", as made famous by Elvis Presley.

Homme once described himself as financially conservative but socially liberal, considering himself a "fallen libertarian".
He said that he dislikes the idea of using his influence to tell people how to vote, and often likens his music to an "ice cream parlour or arcade" where people can simply have fun, though he referred to U.S. President Donald Trump as a "retarded human being" in June 2017.
He owns several guns, including a classic Winchester rifle, a sawed-off shotgun, and a Beretta 9 mm target pistol.
Although he owns a few motorcycles, including a custom Falcon and a Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic, the only car he has ever owned is a silver 1967 Chevrolet Camaro he received at the age of 14.
In June 2017, he revealed on Steve Jones' radio show Jonesey's Jukebox that he had recently tried to quit his decades-long smoking habit via hypnotherapy, claiming that the hypnotherapy failed as he was unable to let his guard down enough to be fully influenced.

Homme has adopted multiple pseudonyms over the years.
He used the name "Carlo Von Sexron" to credit his bass, keyboard, piano, and drums playing on albums such as The Desert Sessions Volumes 3 & 4, Queens of the Stone Age, and Peace, Love, Death Metal.
Homme is known as "(King) Baby Duck" to Dalle and the members of Eagles of Death Metal.
He is also referred to as "J.Ho."
and "The Ginger Elvis".
In an interview, Nick Oliveri referred to Homme as "Mr. Lucky".

Homme "died" for a short time in 2010.
After years of heavy touring and drug abuse severely weakened his immune system, he contracted an MRSA infection during surgery.
In an attempt to restart his immune system, surgeons used a breathing tube which became stuck in his throat, choking him and leading to cardiac arrest.
They eventually used a defibrillator to revive him.
The experience left him physically and mentally weakene
Homme met Australian singer and musician Brody Dalle at Lollapalooza in 1996, when he was 23 and she was 17. He was there to perform with Screaming Trees, while she was there to see her future husband Tim Armstrong's band Rancid. The two reconnected seven years later in 2003, during her separation from Armstrong, and began dating. Homme said, "We had to be very secretive, because she was just starting a divorce process. I went back to do those Desert Sessions, and you can tell what I was going through [...] I was so in love, I was totally revelling in it so much." He claims he received multiple death threats from Armstrong and Rancid fans. Homme and Dalle were married on December 3, 2005. They have a daughter named Camille Harley Joan Homme (born January 17, 2006) and two sons named Orrin Ryder Homme (born August 12, 2011) and Wolf Dillon Reece Homme (born February 13, 2016). Dalle filed for legal separation in November 2019 and divorce a month later, citing Homme's alcoholism and drug abuse; he subsequently entered rehab, but over the following months, he and Dalle accused each other of domestic violence and had restraining orders filed.
Homme has over 20 tattoos. On his knuckles, he has his grandparents' nicknames ("Cam" for "Camille" on the left and "Cap" on the right) with hearts and his two sons' names ("ORH" for "Orrin Ryder Homme" and "Wolf"). He has his daughter's name, also Camille, tattooed over his heart. His left arm has a switchblade with "Stay Sharp" underneath, while his inner right arm has a straight-edge razor with "Born to Win" inscribed; underneath, his nickname, "Baby Duck", is a shared tattoo with his Eagles of Death Metal bandmate Jesse Hughes, who has his nickname "Boots Electric" in the same location. Homme also shares a tattoo that says "Freitag 4:15" with former Queens of the Stone Age bandmates Nick Oliveri and Mark Lanegan and their sound engineer Hutch, commemorating their "worst show ever" at the Rock Am Ring Festival in Germany on Friday, June 1, 2001, at 4:15 pm. All were tattooed on their ribs so that it would hurt the most and serve as a reminder. Homme and Dalle share a small "TCB" logo, which stands for "Taking Care of Business", as made famous by Elvis Presley.
Homme once described himself as financially conservative but socially liberal, considering himself a "fallen libertarian". He said that he dislikes the idea of using his influence to tell people how to vote, and often likens his music to an "ice cream parlour or arcade" where people can simply have fun, though he referred to U.S. President Donald Trump as a "retarded human being" in June 2017. He owns several guns, including a classic Winchester rifle, a sawed-off shotgun, and a Beretta 9 mm target pistol. Although he owns a few motorcycles, including a custom Falcon and a Harley-Davidson Ultra Classic, the only car he has ever owned is a silver 1967 Chevrolet Camaro he received at the age of 14. In June 2017, he revealed on Steve Jones' radio show Jonesey's Jukebox that he had recently tried to quit his decades-long smoking habit via hypnotherapy, claiming that the hypnotherapy failed as he was unable to let his guard down enough to be fully influenced.
Homme has adopted multiple pseudonyms over the years. He used the name "Carlo Von Sexron" to credit his bass, keyboard, piano, and drums playing on albums such as The Desert Sessions Volumes 3 & 4, Queens of the Stone Age, and Peace, Love, Death Metal. Homme is known as "(King) Baby Duck" to Dalle and the members of Eagles of Death Metal. He is also referred to as "J.Ho." and "The Ginger Elvis". In an interview, Nick Oliveri referred to Homme as "Mr. Lucky".
Homme "died" for a short time in 2010. After years of heavy touring and drug abuse severely weakened his immune system, he contracted an MRSA infection during surgery. In an attempt to restart his immune system, surgeons used a breathing tube which became stuck in his throat, choking him and leading to cardiac arrest. They eventually used a defibrillator to revive him. The experience left him physically and mentally weakene
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