Ed Sheeran and Cherry Seaborn’s quiet life in Suffolk and how they kept pregnancy secret
The secretive couple value their privacy and live on a sprawling estate worth £3.75m near Framlingham, Suffolk
Ed Sheeran is celebrating the birth of his second daughter with wife Cherry Seaborn, after making the announcement on Instagram yesterday (Thursday, May 19). The multi-award-winning musician, 31, could barely conceal his excitement.
Posting a photo of ivory coloured baby socks on Instagram, millionaire Sheeran wrote: “Want to let you all know we’ve had another beautiful baby girl. We are both so in love with her, and over the moon to be a family of 4 x.”
The couple has kept their pregnancy secret by keeping a low profile. In very rare instances, Halifax-born Sheeran offers sneak peeks into his private life by posting photos of his family on Instagram.
Where does Ed Sheeran live?
Ed Sheeran lives in Suffolk, on the outskirts of his hometown of Framlingham. He shares his mega-mansion home with wife Cherry Seaborn, 30, and his two children.
The couple’s first daughter Lyra Antarctica, 1, was a lockdown baby born in August 2020. Sheeran announced the birth of his firstborn in a similar way, posting a photo of baby socks on Instagram.
Sheeran’s home is on a sprawling estate that is reported to be worth £3.75m. The grand scale of Sheeran’s property has led it to have its own nickname – ‘ Sheeran-ville ’.
The couple fiercely values their privacy. Sheeran is known to ask the media and his legions of fans to give his family space.
In the Instagram post announcing the birth of his first daughter, Sheeran wrote: “Cherry gave birth to our beautiful and healthy daughter – Lyra Antarctica Seaborn Sheeran. We hope that you can respect our privacy at this time. Lots of love and I’ll see you when it’s time to come back, Ed x.”
As reported by Daily Mail, even Sheeran’s wedding was a secret, low-key affair. He said: “Me and Cherry’s actual wedding was a tiny affair, with hardly anyone there.
“We did it at night, on a random day in the middle of January, in the middle of nowhere. No one knew, no one came to it, we lit candles and we got married, went back and had a curry.’
