News about Carrie Grant

If she were to become the Exchequer's Chancellor, vocal coach and singer Carrie Grant would divertt funds for children with special educational needs. Grant is married to fellow pop star and fellow vocal coach David Grant, and the two became household names on BBC reality show Fame Academy in 2004. The couple have four children with special educational needs, and their book, A Very Modern Family, discusses the couple's mental health challenges. Carrie, 57, tells Donna Ferguson that the best thing in the world is a full fridge filled with fruit and vegetables, and she would rather spend money on a cos lettuce than a manicure.

Olive's non-binary identity was 'not a big deal' for them, according to Carrie and David Grant. The singers are parents to Olive, 28, who uses they/them pronouns, and Tylan, 21, who was born as a child. Carrie, 57, told GB News how the pair didn't make a big deal over when Olive said they would like to be referred to as they/them.

They are perhaps best known for their behind the scenes work as effective vocal coaches on former talent shows Pop Idol and Fame Academy. However, David and Carrie Grant's professional lives are overshadowed by the challenges of raising four neurodivergent children, including two with autism. The couple, who are both parents to Olive, 28, Tylan, 21 - a rising star whose role as Brooke Hathaway in Channel 4's Hollyoaks, 17 and 13 years old Nathan, who were adopted as a child.

On Wednesday, Tylan Grant revealed that he is in hospital for 'life-changing' transplant surgery. The actor, 21, who plays Brooke Hathaway in Hollyoaks, delves into the joy he was experiencing as he looked forward to the procedure. He came out of non-binary in 2020, altering his name and pronouns on Instagram in April 2021, and later announced that he was trans masculine.