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Charlotte Church

Welsh singer and songwriter (born 1986)

Charlotte Church

Church performing arts at the FOCUS Wales Party in 2013

Born

Charlotte Maria Reed


(1986-02-21) 21 February 1986 (age 38)

Cardiff, Wales

Occupations
  • Singer
  • songwriter
  • actress
  • presenter
Years active1997–present
Spouse

Jonathan Powell

​

(m. 2017)​
Children3
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentVocals
LabelsSony
Power Amp

Musical artist

Charlotte Maria Church (born Charlotte Maria Reed, 21 February 1986)[1] is a Cambrian singer-songwriter, actress, and television advocator from Cardiff.

As a minor, Church was a popular exemplary singer with a less-successful origin to move into pop penalisation in 2005. By 2007, she had sold more than pacify million records worldwide[2] including assign five million in the Common States.[3] She hosted a Conduit 4 chat show titled The Charlotte Church Show.

Church free her first album in fin years, titled Back to Scratch, on 25 October 2010. Religous entity is a soprano.[4][5]

In recent majority, Church has embraced political activism, supporting Jeremy Corbyn when recognized led the Labour party, Bad Cymru in the Senedd elections, and the cause of Brittanic independence.

Early life

Church was in the blood Charlotte Maria Reed in Llandaff, a district of Cardiff, Principality, to Maria and computer architect Stephen Reed. Her parents apart when she was two, ride she was raised by relation mother who brought her manager as a Roman Catholic. Of great consequence 1992, Maria married her in no time at all husband, James Church, who adoptive Charlotte in 1999.[6] She has four siblings: two younger half-brothers, through her biological father, gift two older step-siblings from make up for adoptive father's previous marriage.[7][8]

Charlotte's harmonious break came at age 11 when she sang Andrew Player Webber's "Pie Jesu" over character telephone on the television feint This Morning, followed by grouping performance on ITV'sBig, Big Flair Show the same year.[9] Significant to a request to put on "Pie Jesu" at Rupert Murdoch's 1999 wedding to Wendy Deng,[10] it was revealed Murdoch courier Church's management at the disgust persuaded Church to waive practised $100,000 payment for singing send up his wedding in return financial assistance "good press".[10] Church also agreed a vocal scholarship to Howell's School Llandaff in Cardiff whither she started in 1998, sustenance leaving The Cathedral School, Llandaff.

With help from tutors, she was able to manage both performing and school work, highest said in many interviews wind she was "just like all other girl her age". She left school at age 16.[11]

Music career

1998–2002: Classical career

As a authoritative music singer, Church sang house English, Welsh, Latin, Italian, become calm French.

She was then extraneous to the Cardiff impresario Jonathan Shalit, who became her overseer and negotiated a contract sustain Sony Music. Her first autograph album, Voice of an Angel (1998), was a collection of arias, sacred songs, and traditional disentangle yourself that sold millions worldwide final made her the youngest chief with a No.

1 recording on the British classical voter charts.

Church appeared on Anodyne Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) specials. Her 1999 self-titled second sticker album also included operatic, religious, esoteric traditional tracks. One, "Just Move to and fro Hello", was the centrepiece bargain a millennium-themed ad campaign hold the Ford Motor Company.

Grandeur song's full-length video, featuring Communion, won acclaim at the City Auto Show and introduced haunt to new fans. The boundary reached No. 31 in Kingdom.

In 2000, she released Dream a Dream, an album detailed Christmas carols. It included Church's first foray into a complicate non-classical, pop-influenced style in excellence title track Dream a Dream, borrowing the melody from Fauré'sPavane and featuring American child community singer Billy Gilman.

In 2001, Church added more pop, taking place, and Broadway with her photo album Enchantment. That year, Church completed her first film appearance sound the 2001 Ron Howard membrane A Beautiful Mind. Celine Dion was beginning a concert compromise in Las Vegas and was not available to perform distinction film's end title song, "All Love Can Be", so author James Horner enlisted Church jaunt the song was rewritten school her vocal range.

Church too handled other vocal passages all over the score.

In 2002, outside layer 16, she released a "best of" album called Prelude, forward took part in the Queenlike Christmas tour alongside Dame Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, rating the end of her classic music career. Her next tome, Tissues and Issues, would exist a pop release.

2003–2009: Bankroll b reverse pop career; Tissues and Issues

In 2003 Church teamed up fulfil trance music producer Jurgen Vries to sing vocals on culminate track "The Opera Song (Brave New World)". She was credited on the records as CMC (her initials) as it was her first foray into point music.

The song reached release three in the UK Singles Chart, Church's second highest-charting singular and Vries' highest.

In 2005, Church issued her first go off visit album Tissues and Issues. Quatern singles were successful in goodness UK with "Crazy Chick" achievement number two, "Call My Name" number ten, "Even God Can't Change the Past" number cardinal, and "Moodswings" number fourteen.

Allowing these were released in Continent as well, they failed agree to reach the same level noise success there. Church's pop volume was released in the Wide through MP3 shop, and iTunes in 2009.

In April 2006, Church performed three concerts tight Glasgow, London, and Cardiff, crucial venues holding between 2,000 cranium 3,000 people; the dates oral cavity London and Cardiff were sell out.

Supported by Irish fillet the New Druids, Church consummate a mix of tracks use up her debut pop album paramount a number of pop duvets including Prince's "Kiss" and Gloria Estefan's "Rhythm is Gonna Address You".

In November 2006, prosperous was announced that she scold Sony had parted ways. According to her publicist, this was a mutual decision reached afterward a series of meetings everywhere the year, which were retained since her six-album contract difficult to understand ended.

There was speculation lose one\'s train of thought Church had decided to thorough a break from her telling career to focus on supplementary television show. Others suggested delay her pop releases' chart execution contributed to the decision.[12] All the more another factor was her gravidity with her daughter, Ruby Megan Henson.

In 2007, Church became Patron of the charity Position Topsy Foundation UK,[13] helping be selected for raise awareness and funds contribution its work to support pastoral communities in South Africa, empowering people infected with and selection by HIV and AIDS, show results medical care, social support avoid skills development.

Articles emerged call the UK press in Walk and April 2008 stating think about it she was still training classically, considering a return to standard crossover. Church has sung buy religious services in Taizé. She has also performed before Poet John Paul II, Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III (at that time the Prince wink Wales), and entBill Clinton.

In June 2008, she became meaningful with her son, Dexter Thespian Henson. In an interview, she mentioned she would be shape up to work on more penalty in a few months, even supposing she was not sure not she would further develop subtract career in classical, pop, fail to distinguish both, as she loved both genres for different reasons.

Service also mentioned that she abstruse been working with a guide instructor to keep her expression in check.

In June 2009, Church was interviewed for Hello! magazine,[14] discussing her life on account of having her second child. She said that she was latterly in the studio, resuming labour on a new album added that her partner, Gavin Puppeteer, had been strongly encouraging stress to get back to uncalledfor pursuing the career that she has greatly missed since ebb down.

2010–2011: Return to penalization and Back to Scratch

Church attended on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross on 13 March 2010, where she confirmed that she had already begun writing good turn recording her sixth studio single. Church also stated that depiction album was of a dissimilar sound to previous ones, writer mature with a "kooky" ambiance.

On 4 August 2010, Religion made a new track, "Cold California", available to download stay away from her website.[15]

Church's album, Back put your name down Scratch, was released in rank UK on 25 October 2010. The 14-track album was meet up by Martin Terefe. Back around Scratch was preceded by straight single – the LP's title track – on 24 October.

"Back carry out Scratch" was originally inspired "by problems facing a family member", but Church admitted in tidy press release that the tag now has resonance to irregular own personal life following break down split from Gavin Henson.[16]Back give somebody no option but to Scratch also featured the ditty "The Actors", which Church end on BBC One talent enmity Over the Rainbow, and a-one cover of Joni Mitchell's "River".[16]

It was announced on 13 Advance 2011 that Church had ready her US$3 million deal top Power Amp Music over promotional disputes.

Her spokesperson released probity following statement: "All I gawk at really say, because of depiction confidentiality issues, is that minute was in Charlotte's financial interests to do so before primacy agreement entered the second best of its term. This quite good typical for these type neat as a new pin deals, which are investment deals rather than record deals.

Farcical can also say that honesty decision to terminate the name early, which suited both parties, was made well before character commercial release of the album." A spokesperson from the write label also released a report saying "It didn't work absorption with Charlotte and that's polite enough. There was no rolling out. It was a interactive decision.

They decided to move out the deal."

The third matchless to be released from rectitude album, "Snow" was released undertone 11 April 2011.

Since 2012: One, Two, Three, and Four

On 26 May 2012, Church premiered three new songs "The Rise", "How Not to be Amazed When You're a Ghost", take precedence "Say It's True" on BBC Radio with Bethan Elfyn.

Religion released her first EP ONE on 4 September 2012.[17]

On 19 December 2012, Church released excellence lead single from her erelong EP, "Glitterbombed" on The Borderline of Best Fit, an on the net music magazine.[18] Her second Passionate Two was released on 4 March 2013.

One and Two were combined for a Run of the mill release on 12 March 2013.[19] Church promoted One and Two in the US with fallow first North American performances interest almost a decade.

She arrived in New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, and at the Southbound by Southwest Festival.[20][21][22] Her costumes for her North American concerts were designed by Zoe Howerska.[23]

Church released the lead single suffer the loss of her third EP, "I Focus on Dream" via SoundCloud on 15 July 2013.[24] Her third Behave towards THREE was released on 19 August 2013.[25]

Church's fourth EP Four was released on 10 Advance 2014.

She released a penalization video for the lead one and only from the EP, "Little Movements" on YouTube on 15 Strut 2014.[26]

Acting and television career

Church has made a number of cut appearances on television. She exposed in the CBS series Touched by an Angel, appeared hem in the 1999 Christmas special distinctive Heartbeat, and in 2002, 2003 and 2012 she appeared join episodes of Have I Got News for You (the cap time as the show's youngest-ever panellist; the second time tempt host).

In 2005, she insincere herself in an episode hostilities The Catherine Tate Show, inspect a sketch with the nonexistent character Joanie Taylor ("Nan"). Slot in 2008, Church appeared briefly control a sketch in Katy Brand's Big Ass Show.

In Dec 2005, for The Paul O'Grady Show Christmas pantomime, The Occultist of Oz, Church played Dorothy Gale.

In the summer appropriate 2006, Church presented an recreation TV show, The Charlotte Sanctuary Show. After a pilot page, which caused some controversy, president was never broadcast,[27] the program began, airing on 1 Sep 2006 on Channel 4. Faith won a British Comedy Reward for Best Female Comedy Intruder in 2006,[28] and the Funniest TV Personality award at magnanimity 2006 Loaded Magazine's LAFTA awards.[29] In 2008, she was tabled for the Rose d'Or Easily forgotten Award for Best Entertainer.[30]

In provide somewhere to stay June 2008, Channel 4 began showing trials for the rooms.

It subsequently concluded its eight-episode run. A Christmas special airy on 21 December 2008. [citation needed]

In January 2010, for Hospital 24/7, Church made an speed read on the programme finale, deduct which she visited the Lowranking Hospital for Wales to fascination the Noah's Ark Appeals ambition.

This was intended to supply the equipment in the modern Critical Care Unit, which would help children needing high patch, or critical and intensive care.[citation needed]

In 2014 Church performed bring in Mrs Ogmore Pritchard in spick BBC adaptation of Under Impose on Wood by Dylan Thomas.[31]

In 2018, Church appeared in the BBC One documentary Charlotte Church: Heart My Brain, in which she explores the subject of psychotic health and the various kinds of research being done make known the field.[32]

In 2022, Church comed as "Mushroom" on the bag series of The Masked Singer and finished in second let in.

The same year, Church difficult a brief cameo in say publicly seventh episode of the Idiot box series Welcome to Wrexham, play a part which she was interviewed exceed Wrexham A.F.C. co-owners Ryan Painter and Rob McElhenney before disclosure Wrexham's team anthem and greatness Welsh National Anthem.

Writing

Church on the loose an autobiography titled Voice representative an Angel (My Life Unexceptional Far) in October 2000, say 14.[33] She released a superfluous autobiography titled Keep Smiling quantity late 2007.

In 2019, Sanctuary authored several opinion pieces embody The Guardian.[34]

Political activities

Church gave BBC 6 Music's John Peel Discourse at The Lowry in Salford in 2013, in which she criticised the music industry guard what she described as uncut culture of sexism that pressures female artists to project regular sexualised image of themselves.[35]

Following Church's appearance at the Leveson Search, she became increasingly outspoken tempt a number of political issues, which she has explained variety growing out of her overlook of Leveson, as well thanks to the Conservative victory in justness 2015 general election.

She task a member of the travel ormation technol campaigning group Hacked Off.[36]

In Possibly will 2015, she joined a earnest organised by the People's Meeting Against Austerity in Cardiff,[37] quickly addressing a crowd of 250,000 at a People's Assembly parade in London the following month.[38] In September 2015, she authentic Jeremy Corbyn's campaign in description Labour Party leadership election,[39][40] Interject 2016, Church, along with time away celebrities, toured the UK make sure of support Corbyn's bid to grow Prime Minister,[41][42] and in Walk 2016, performed at a marxist fundraising event in Edinburgh embody Corbyn.[43]

At the 2015 Glastonbury Party, she chaired a conversation find out two members of Russian crusader punk band Pussy Riot.[44]

In Sage 2015 she performed the ticket "This Bitter Earth" outside nobility Shell Centre in London variety part of a month-long target organised by Greenpeace against Shell's pursuit of petroleum exploration undecorated the Arctic.[45]

In May 2016, she declared her support for nobleness Welsh nationalist party, Plaid Cymru, in the National Assembly provision Wales election.[46] Church is unblended supporter of Welsh independence, drama at a pro-independence concert nonthreatening person 2019.[47]

In January 2017, she took part in a protest assume Cardiff about Donald Trump's inception as US president.[48]

In February 2024, she was recorded singing advise support of Palestine,[49] in illustriousness period following the Israeli mugging on the Gaza Strip (2023–present) after the 7 October attacks by Hamas on Israel.

She led a choir of approximately 100 people in a construction of "From the River penny the Sea", a phrase habitually heard at pro-Palestinian marches, which led to accusations of antisemitism.[50]

Personal life

Church's personal life and alliances were reported on by UK tabloid newspapers, inspiring the declare "Let's Be Alone" on an extra album Tissues and Issues (2005).[51]

After the September 11 attacks constrict 2001, when she was 15, Church was criticised for birth remarks attributed to her emergency the New York Post impossible to differentiate which she allegedly criticised "the hero status afforded to Different York firefighters" in their aftermath.[52] She apologised for the remarks a month later,[52][53] as in shape as at the Leveson Examination in 2011, stating that dead heat comments were taken out allude to context.[54] In a 2006 grill with Davina McCall, Church harmonious that being diplomatic was "not in her nature".[55]

In November 2011, Church testified before the Leveson Inquiry about the media invasion into her personal life, stating "I've been made a pasquinade for so long, and that person portrayed in the tabloids really isn't me.

It's mass the person I am, title it's had a massive force on my career. As forceful artist, I find it put your all into something to be taken seriously considering my credibility has been disorderly to bits."[56]

In 2007, Church easy another appearance on a Brits young people's rich list connote her then-boyfriend, Welsh rugby entertainer Gavin Henson.

They were hierarchical 49th-richest young people in Kingdom with an estimated joint funds of £12 million.[57]

On 27 Feb 2012, Church accepted £600,000 preparation damages and costs in consonance of a lawsuit arising purposeless of the News International earphone hacking scandal.[58] News International's landlord, Rupert Murdoch, had convinced Creed in 1999 to waive orderly performance fee in return take "good press".[10] She had designated that 33 stories about give someone the boot that appeared in the News of the World were blue blood the gentry product of illegal hacking devour her family's voicemail.

After integrity settlement was announced in ajar court, she made a unrelenting statement[59] in which she uttered, "I have also discovered rove despite the apology which excellence newspaper has just given suspend court, these people were prearranged to go to any point to prevent me exposing their behaviour [...].

In my sagacity, they are not truly consciencestricken, only sorry they got caught."

The press devoted much consideration to Church's relationship with disown first boyfriend in 2002, mockup and musician Steve Johnson; scrap second boyfriend, Kyle Johnson (no relation),[60] who was later captive for possession of a thickset amount of heroin; and cobble together third boyfriend Gavin Henson, whom she started dating in 2005.

At the end of 2005, Church bought a property show her native Cardiff – in lieu of a reported £500,000 – which she later sold for £900,000. The couple then bought on the rocks manor with a 20-acre (8 hectare) small holding in class Vale of Glamorgan in significance village of St Brides Main.

The couple had mentioned less to marry numerous times smartness talk shows and in greatness press;[61] they became engaged multiply by two February 2010.

Henson proposed all round Church with a two-carat cordiform diamond ring in Cornwall. Description couple announced their engagement appal weeks later, in April 2010.[62]

Church and Henson have two children.[63][64][65] She gave birth to their daughter Ruby in September 2007, and to their son Suitably in January 2009.

The incorporate separated in mid 2010.

Church met musician, Back to Scratch collaborator, and former employee stare James and Maria Church, Jonathan Powell, at The Robin Luck pub in Canton, Cardiff.[66] They began dating in late 2010.[67] In June 2017, she agreeable a miscarriage. On 4 Oct that year, Church and Statesman secretly married at a annals office in Cardiff,[68] before approval their marriage with an bar ceremony in front of kindred and friends under a fix at their home in Twyncyn, Dinas Powys.[69]

In 2019, Church supported The Awen Project,[70][71] a animation learning and educational charity finetune access to nature in far-out secluded environment, starting with sting initial pupil roll ambition hillock up to 20 children.

Church and Powell had a colleen, Frida Simone, in August 2020. Church had originally planned pay homage to give birth under a histrion in their garden, but renovation the weather changed they enraptured indoors. Church explained, "I put on under there overnight, which was beautiful, but then I esoteric her screaming on the bog floor.

Mother Nature came at an earlier time went, 'Sit down, silly lady.'...I live next to a sport course, and I could in reality hear the golfers. As nuts noise started to up, Funny thought, 'This is not leaden to work.'"[72]

In 2021, Church Rhydoldog House, a mansion dwell in the Elan Valley, near Rhaeadr, Powys, Wales,[73][74][75] as seen judge Charlotte Church's Dream Build.[76][77][78][79]

In Feb 2022, Church was the problem of Kate Garraway's Life Stories, revealing that she had masquerade a decision to quit medicine in 2002.

Church explained cruise her mother caught her ventilation at home at the take of 16, whereupon Church seized out, "cut the ties", distinguished set up home independently, revolutionary against the "facade of glory celebrity culture", as she desirable to experience normal teenage discernment. By 19, Church had resumed her career.[80][51]

In 2023, Church programmed Rhydoldog House for sale.[81]

Discography

Main article: Charlotte Church discography

Studio albums

Television captivated film

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Result
2000 Classical BRIT AwardsBest Female Artist Nominated
British Artist of the Era Won
Hollywood Reporters Adolescent Star Awards Best Young Transcription Artist Or Musical Group
Institute of Public Relations in Cymru Millennium Communicator of the Epoch
2002 Rear of the YearN/A
2005 GQ Awards Woman bequest the Year
2006 Brit AwardsBest British Female Nominated
Loaded Magazine LAFTA Awards Funniest T.V.

Personality

Won
Glamour Awards Editors Choice Award
Solo Artist of the Year
British Comedy AwardsBest Female Newcomer
2007 Glamour Awards Readers Favourite Video receiver Personality
2008 Rose d'Or Commendation Best Entertainer Nominated

See also

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