Bo Bruce, a former The Voice UK finalist, has unofficially welcomed her second child, revealing the joyous news through a tender Instagram post showing her holding her newborn daughter.
The singer, who achieved fame on the talent show in 2012, has decided to keep her baby’s name a secret for the time being. She captioned the photo, “Look who decided to show up,” and added the straightforward hashtag #hibernatingtilspring, which suggested a quiet summertime bonding mood.
Bo gave her followers a firsthand look at her new life as a mother of two in a number of candid photos, including a photo of her daughter styling a soft pink babygrow and bib among her loved ones at a sunlit garden party.
Bo, who goes by Lady Catherine Brudenell-Bruce as her full name, has a growing family with Henry Binns, who is renowned for his contributions to the electronic duo Zero 7 and for his work. The couple tied the knot in 2016 and gave birth to son the following year.
The good news comes as Bo’s personal life is currently tangled up in legal battles. Following her 2022 victory in a case involving their family inheritance, she is currently preparing to go back to the High Court to resolve a revolving conflict with her brother.
Bo, a viscount and heir to a sizable aristocratic legacy, rekindled her legal compulsions once more with her brother. Their dispute stems from a £2 million inheritance dispute that broke out nearly ten years after their mother passed away.
A judge ruled in 2022 that Thomas had “ignored his responsibilities” in his capacity as the executor of their mother’s estate because he had not adhered to the terms of the family’s historic residence.
The siblings’ early years were spent on William the Conqueror’s prestigious Savernake Estate in Wiltshire, a title that the family has held dearly since then.
The magnificent Tottenham House, a 100-room mansion that was once a prep school and sold for £11.5 million in 2015, is at the heart of the estate. Following their parents’ divorce in 2009, the pair moved to Leigh Hill House with their mother after growing up in Savernake Lodge.
Bo and her brother’s initial relationship was cordial following their mother’s passing, Bo claiming that Steven Ball, her attorney, wanted to keep the family home. However, her position changed by 2015 when she wrote to Thomas with a “desperate need for money” and a desire to sell her stock.
In recognition of Bo’s half-ownership, Thomas instead proposed to rent the house for £20,000 annually.
He also made a financial contribution to her wedding, offered loans to help her, and agreed to buy her share in full in the end. Bo felt “trapped in ownership” of what she called her “only financial security,” as years went on without action.
She criticized the male primogeniture tradition, calling the inheritance system “archaic” and “sexist,” for favoring male heirs, frustrated by the lack of resolution. The Earl of Cardigan, their separated father, was present at the trial in 2022.
Bo has rekindled the legal dispute with a new trust property case that was filed in the High Court now that her brother is still credited with being the legitimate owner of the property. Her legal battle runs parallel to her musical career, which saw her achieve success in 2012 as the UK’s No. 10, Top 10 album, and headline headline appearances at major UK festivals.
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