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‘Harry Potter’ star reveals newborn baby son’s devastating health battle
Bonnie Wright has said her newborn son Aster has been hospitalised six times in his first five weeks, receiving treatment for a condition doctors knew he would have at birth. The actress, known for playing Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films, described him as strong and calm, and thanked relatives and friends for helping the family.
Wright did not disclose the condition. Aster was born at home on 28 September to Wright and her husband, Andrew Lococo; they announced his arrival on 17 October. The couple also have a three-year-old son, Elio, and Wright encouraged people to reach out to friends for support.
In short
- Bonnie Wright says her newborn has been in hospital six times.
- Aster is receiving treatment for a condition known before birth.
- Wright thanked family and friends for helping care for her sons.
Explained simply
Bonnie Wright is an actor best known for playing Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films. She and her husband, Andrew Lococo, have two children: Aster and his older brother, Elio.
Some health conditions can be identified before a baby is born, allowing doctors to plan care from the start. Wright has not said what condition Aster has, so the details of his treatment and longer-term outlook are not publicly known.
A baby’s serious health needs can affect the whole family, particularly in the first weeks after birth. Support from relatives and friends can help parents manage hospital visits and care at home.