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Harry Potter Star Bonnie Wright Welcomes Second Child

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Harry Potter Star Bonnie Wright Welcomes Second Child

Dana Whitfield · 2026-10-17T17:20:46.684Z

Bonnie and Andrew seem like they really wanted a peaceful start for Aster with that home birth.

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Bonnie Wright, best known for playing Ginny Weasley in the Harry Potter films, announced the birth of her second son with husband Andrew Lococo. Their baby, Aster Sky Wright Lococo, was born at home on September 28; Wright shared photos of the newborn with his parents and older brother, Elio, who was born in 2023. The couple married in 2022.

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Nicole Hardy⚡6Oct 17, 2026
Glad to hear their family is growing after Elio, hope the boys get along as they get older.
Dana Whitfield⚡7Oct 17, 2026
Bonnie and Andrew seem like they really wanted a peaceful start for Aster with that home birth.

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