It is almost a tradition that children follow parents' career, and according to media reports rocker Jack White's two young children have decided to go on the same path and they've formed their own band. The singer's five-year-old daughter Scarlett and four-year-old son Henry play together in their own group.

Speaking to the New York Times, White says they've named the band Coke, not after the love of the soda, but for Coca-Cola Companies iconic logo. White claims that Henry and Scarlett are like "little vaudeville kids. They've been onstage for school plays and stuff, and they're not nervous at all." And that's real talent, ain't it?!

Talking about their musical development he says "You can see in Henry's eyes that he really watches the creation of things, and Scarlett is very much a producer — she likes to tell how it's going to happen. We were messing around a couple of weeks ago, and she was like, 'I'm hearing two pianos...' "

Both kids belong to White and his previous wife, supermodel Karen Elson, who former White Stripes member claims are more "best friends" or "pals" these days, after their divorce party in June last year.