Rocco Ritchie
Filmmaker, son of Madonna and Guy Ritchie
Rocco Jean Ritchie (born August 11, 2000) is a British-American filmmaker and the son of acclaimed director Guy Ritchie and pop icon Madonna. Born in New York City, Rocco was exposed to the entertainment industry from birth through both of his parents' celebrated careers. He has pursued his own path in film, working as a director and in film production. Growing up in the spotlight as the child of two major entertainment figures, Rocco has navigated the complexities of celebrity heritage while forging his own creative identity. He studied film and has been involved in various production projects, demonstrating a genuine passion for the cinematic arts beyond his family legacy. Rocco represents a new generation of entertainment professionals who leverage their family connections while seeking to establish their own artistic credentials. His presence in contemporary entertainment continues the visibility of the Rocco name in popular culture.
Entertainment
British-American
2000
Thinking about the name
Rocco
Italian origin
“An Italian name derived from the medieval Germanic Hrodger, meaning 'famous spear,' though in Italy it became strongly associated with Saint Rocco, the 14th-century plague saint revered across Southern Europe. Rocco carries both strength and spiritual significance, with a warm, earthy European charm. The name has maintained steady use across Italian and Spanish-speaking cultures for centuries.”