Suffolk singer Laura Wright expecting first child
Laura Wright and her husband Harry Rowland appear in this week's edition of Hello! Magazine. Picture: HELLO! MAGAZINE/PA WIRE - Credit: PA
Suffolk singer Laura Wright has revealed she is expecting her first child with husband Harry Rowland.
Framlingham's Laura Wright features in Hello! magazine Picture: HELLO! MAGAZINE / PA WIRE - Credit: PA
The former Framlingham College student, who rose to fame in 2006 as a member of classical quintet All Angels, is due the day after the couple's first anniversary.
Mezzo-soprano Laura married the personal trainer and ex-London Irish rugby player at St Michael's Church, Framlingham, last December.
Laura Wright at the 'Gee Wizz Secret Garden' Charity Ball held at The Hangar, Kesgrave Hall, Ipswich Picture: DAVID GARRAD - Credit: Archant
Laura broke out as a solo singer in 2010 and has since performed for thousands of fans at top sporting events.
She was chosen as the England Rugby team's official anthem singer, performing at the 2015 Rugby World Cup.
Laura Wright visited a school and sang and danced with the children Picture: David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation. - Credit: Archant
In July 2018, she took on a challenge as part of a team of conservation ambassadors, cycling 400km across Zambia for the David Shepard Wildlife Foundation (DSWF) with her then husband-to-be.
Laura, 29, is 20 weeks along and told Hello magazine she learned of the pregnancy just 10 days before running the London Marathon.
Laura Wright sings the national anthem before the RBS 6 Nations match at Twickenham Picture: GARETH FULLER/PA - Credit: PA Wire/Press Association Images
Thousands of people took park in the Great East Swim 2015 at Alton Water. Laura Wright performed before she took part in the swim Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN - Credit: Archant
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