Pop Idol stars Carrie and David Grant reveal breakthrough moment adopted son with special needs cried for the first time
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metro.co.ukCarrie and David Grant are a couple with copious amounts of love to give after deciding to adopt another child when they were already parents to three. The spouses, who are best known for coaching on shows like Pop Idol and Fame Academy, share three daughters Olivia, Talia and Imogen.
Around eight years ago, they began the process of adopting a two-year-old boy, Nathan, who would complete their family. However it’s been a particularly challenging journey for the TV stars as Nathan has special needs – the now 10-year-old has attachment difficulties and Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD).
Raising children with learning difficulties wasn’t new to Carrie, 55, and David, 64, as each of their biological children have similar challenges.
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