Human Interest Real People Real People Married Life Sting and Wife Trudie on Life as Grandparents and Empty-Nesters: 'There's a Beauty to Getting Older' The rocker and his wife open up their home and their hearts to PEOPLE in this week's issue. By Janine Rubenstein Janine Rubenstein Janine Rubenstein is Editor-at-Large at PEOPLE and host of PEOPLE Every Day podcast, a daily dose of breaking news, pop culture and heartwarming human interest stories. Formerly Senior Editor of music content, she's also covered crime, human interest and television news throughout her many years with the brand. Prior to PEOPLE she's written for Essence, The Cape Times newspaper and Los Angeles Magazine among others. On-screen Rubenstein can be found featured on shows like Good Morning America and Entertainment Tonight and she routinely hosts PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's star-studded Red Carpet Live specials. Follow the San Francisco native, Black Barbie collector and proud mom of two on Instagram and Twitter @janinerube People Editorial Guidelines and Praxilla Trabattoni Published on September 16, 2016 05:00PM EDT Photo: Jaime Travezan Sting and wife Trudie Styler‘s kids are all grown up, but that doesn’t mean the couple has that empty-nester feeling. “No sooner was the nest empty than they all came back again!” Styler, 62, tells PEOPLE in this week’s issue, speaking from her and Sting’s picturesque vacation home and event space in Tuscany. “It is fundamental for us to see each other.” This past August all six of their kids, including two from Sting’s previous marriage, descended on the couple’s sprawling Il Palagio estate for their annual wine tasting and pizza night. For more on Sting and wife Trudie’s gorgeous Italian getaway home, pick up this week’s issue of PEOPLE, on stands Friday. While Sting’s favorite summer activity in Tuscany is getting the whole family together to watch movies on the estate’s large outdoor screen, it isn’t always an easy feat. “We all have strong opinions about movies. We have votes,” says Styler, adding that with themselves, their adult children, four grandchildren and two more on the way, “It can be tricky to please the different generations!” But for Sting, 64, those moments are priceless. “That is a sign of real wealth,” he says. “The kids laughing and running around, that is life. As they say in Italy: “La Bella Vita”. Looking back on the life and the family they’ve built together, Styler couldn’t be happier with where they are now. “We are getting older but there’s a certain beauty to getting older. And to do so with my soulmate, it opens you up to not being afraid of anything. I feel like we’re still on a beautiful adventure together.