Don Felder

After getting divorced, he started dating Kathrin Nicholson. Both of them knew each other for a long time before they started dating. They met through a mutual friend whom he knew from his university. In the year 2007, he got engaged to Kathrin Nicholson, a real estate broker. He married Kathrin two years after he had got engaged to her. He also has a son with her. The marriage did not last for long. There were a lot of misunderstandings between them.

In January 2020, Felder became engaged to Inside Edition anchor Diane McInerney; the couple called off the engagement later that year.

Career and Net Worth

Donald's first band, The Continentals, included fellow Gainesville resident Stephen Stills. Stills would later become part of the group Crosby, Stills, and Nash. Felder was 13 at the time. When Stills left the band, Felder looked to his high school classmate Bernie Leadon to fill the gap. Their group became The Maundy Quintet.

Don became famous when he joined the popular band, the Eagles, in 1974. He co-wrote the band's hit "Hotel California" with Don Henley and Glenn Frey, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the Eagles in 1998. Don used to be on the road for 10 months a year when he was with the Eagles. He was fired from the band in 2001, and his wrongful-termination lawsuit against the band was settled out of court in 2007.