Charlotte Church, a prominent Welsh music artist, catapulted to stardom at the tender age of 12 with her debut album, ‘Voice of an Angel.’ Released in 1999, this album swiftly claimed the top spot on the British classical crossover charts, establishing her as the youngest artist to achieve such a feat.

Over the years, the Church’s fame soared, leading to performances in front of distinguished figures like former US President Clinton, Prince Charles, and Pope John Paul II.

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Father	Stephen Reed
Mother	Maria Cooper
Brothers	Andrew Church, Luke Reed
Sisters	Elisha Church
Boyfriends / Girlfriends	Gavin Henson (2005 – 2010) Steven Johnson (2002 – 2003)
Marital Status	Married
Partner	Jonathan Powell (m. 2017)
Sons	Dexter Henson, Ruby Henson
Daughters	Not Known

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• Born Charlotte Maria Reed to Stephen Reed and Maria in Wales, she faced early family challenges, later being adopted by her mother’s second husband, James Church.

• Demonstrating her passion for singing from the age of three and a half, Church began her public singing journey at a holiday camp with her extended family.

• Balancing education and music, she attended The Cathedral School, Llandaff, securing a vocal scholarship to Howell’s School in 1998.

• Church’s musical journey commenced with her debut album, ‘Voice of an Angel,’ a collection of sacred and traditional songs released in 1998 when she was only 12.

• Following her debut, she released subsequent albums like ‘Charlotte Church’ (1999), ‘Dream a Dream’ (2000), and ‘Enchantment’ (2001).

• Stepping into the film industry, she made a cameo appearance in Ron Howard’s ‘A Beautiful Mind’ (2001) and played the lead role in the 2003 film ‘I’ll Be There.’

• Transitioning to pop music, her album ‘Tissues and Issues’ hit the shelves in 2005 after a hiatus. Another album, ‘Back to Scratch,’ followed in 2010.

• Venturing into television, she hosted ‘The Charlotte Church Show’ from 2006 to 2008.

• Noteworthy is her debut album’s immense success, with hits like ‘Pie Jesu,’ ‘Ave Maria,’ and ‘The Lord’s Prayer.’

• Her self-titled album (1999) achieved Platinum status in the U.S., U.K., and Canada, featuring tracks like ‘Just Wave Hello.’

• The holiday-themed ‘Dream a Dream’ (2000) became the highest-selling holiday album in the U.S. that year.

• ‘Enchantment’ (2001), her last classical album, earned gold certifications in the U.S., U.K., and Canada.

• Transitioning to pop, ‘Tissues and Issues’ (2005) explored teenage themes and attained platinum status in the U.K., featuring hits like ‘Crazy Chick’ and ‘Call My Name.’

• Recognized for her contributions, Church received the Classic BRIT Award for ‘British Artist of the Year’ in 2000 and the British Comedy Award for ‘Best Female Newcomer’ in 2006.

• Beyond her professional achievements, Church’s personal life made headlines with a notable relationship with rugby player Gavin Henson, resulting in two children.

• Acknowledging her smoking habit, is hinted at in the album ‘Tissues and Issues,’ specifically in the ‘Confessional Song.’

• An unexpected entry into the limelight occurred in “The Big Big Talent Show” (1996), where she accompanied her aunt, turning an unplanned moment into a significant performance.

• Remarkably, her biography was penned when she was a mere 14 years old.

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