Maria Laura Avignolo
07/31/2021 1:18 PM
Clarín.com
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Updated 07/31/2021 1:18 PM
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be a dad again at Downing St. He and his wife Carrie Symonds, whom he married in an intimate ceremony at Westminster Cathedral ahead of Britain's June G7 summit, await the baby "for next Christmas."
This was announced by her on her Instagram account, after saying that she had lost another pregnancy this year.
"Expected our rainbow baby for this Christmas," Carrie wrote. "At the beginning of this year, I had a miscarriage, which left my heart broken. I feel extraordinarily blessed to be pregnant again but I feel like a bag of nerves" , wrote.
A "rainbow baby" is a child born after a miscarriage, or neonatal death.
"Fertility problems can be really difficult for many people, particularly when on platforms like Instagram it can seem that everything is going well," continued Boris' new wife.
"It was a real comfort to listen to people who had also experienced losses. So I hope that, in some way, sharing this can help others as well," he confided.
The baby to arrive will be the brother of Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson, who has turned one year old and was born when his father was already premier.
Carrie Symonds announced on social media that a few months ago she lost a pregnancy.
Photo: AFP
It was April 29, 2020, two weeks after his father left the hospital, seriously affected by the Covid.
Its name comes from the couple's great-grandparents and the two Nick, the two doctors who saved the life of the premier at the hospital.
The other sons
This will be
Boris Johnson's seventh child from three different women
.
There are 27 years of difference between his daughter Lara Lettice, the eldest and graduated in Latin and comparative literature, and little Wilfred.
She was conceived before Boris married his ex-wife Marina Wheller, a respected British lawyer, childhood friend of the current head of government and daughter of one of the most famous correspondents of
The Times
newspaper
in India.
Lara signs as Johnson-Wheller, is a writer, editor and radio and television journalist.
He writes for
The Spectator
magazine
and
British
Vogue
and does the art criticism for
The Evening Standard.
He finished the same St Andrew University in Scotland as Prince William and Kate.
He was educated at Bedales, where you have to pay £ 33,000 annually.
Like his father, Milo Arthur is the great cyclist in the family.
He is 26 years old and the oldest of Boris's boys.
Boris Johnson and Carrie will be parents again at the official residence of Downing St. Photo: BLOOMBERG
He was educated at Westminster College and is a great athlete, especially in soccer.
He graduated from the London School of Oriental and African Studies.
He lives in Dubai and speaks Arabic, Russian and French, as well as ancient Greek, like the rest of the family.
They speak to each other in that language.
He was the one who helped the mother move when she separated from Boris.
Cassia Peaches is a copy of her dad.
At 24 she is a very good writer and is the daughter of Marina Y Boris.
Theodore Apolle continues to respect Boris's idea of
baptizing his children with names from the Greek classics
.
He has turned 22 and is the youngest son of Marina and Boris' marriage.
He went to study at Cambridge University, unlike his father, who chose Oxford.
One of his works was a play on Brexit, which included a part of his father leaving the European Union.
Unconfirmed infidelities and rumors
Boris's family is
dysfunctional and complicated
.
His first four children have half siblings, from
affairs
of the prime minister with different women, with whom he had children that, sooner or later, he recognized.
This is how Stephanie was born in 2009, the product of a love affair with art consultant Helen Macintyre.
He initially denied paternity and his name was not on the birth certificate.
Their bond spelled a legal battle.
Stephanie was recognized when he tried to obtain a judicial resource to avoid that the tabloids made known his existence.
Apparently there is another son but officially he has not yet been accepted.
The judge who recognized Stephanie explained in the sentence that "as a result of the
father's
infidelities
, boys had been conceived on two occasions."
"I love my boys very much but they are not running in this election," Boris replied during the election campaign, without specifying how many children he has.
He officially married twice.
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