Bonnie Wright has shared that her five-week-old son Aster has already been hospitalised six times while receiving treatment for an undisclosed condition he was born with.
Harry Potter star Bonnie Wright’s newborn son has been hospitalised six times in the first five weeks of his life.
The 35-year-old actress, who is best known for playing Ginny Weasley in the blockbuster wizarding franchise, gave birth to her second child, Aster, at the end of September, a sibling for three-year-old Elio.
Bonnie and her husband Andrew Lococo’s baby was born with a condition which she has not disclosed and, despite the ordeal, he has been a “strong, chill little baby”.
Alongside a picture of herself holding the little one, with his face covered by a white love heart emoji, Bonnie shared on Instagram on Friday (06.11.26): “Our sweet little Aster has been to the hospital 6 times in his 5 weeks of life. Getting treatment for a condition we knew he’d be born with. He is such a strong, chill little baby. Feeling so lucky to have such supportive family and friends. Helping take Elio to preschool, cooking us meals, checking in on us. The village is possible, text/call your pals.”
Announcing his birth in October, Bonnie wrote: “Say hello to our son Aster Sky Wright Lococo born at home on the 28th September.
“Our little star has been showered in love by his big brother Elio.
“Thank you universe for my loving bundle of boys!”
Sharing her pregnancy in April, she wrote alongside a picture of Elio lying across her pregnant belly: “Two babies on my lap.
“Our second little earthling joining us this autumn!!”
In 2023, Bonnie described husband Andrew, whom she tied the knot with in 2022, as her “rock” as they welcomed their first baby into the world.
She wrote at the time: “Thanks to Andrew my rock throughout birth quite literally as I squeezed onto you so tight and you never wavered.
“Elio has the most tender loving papa. Ok hormonal emotional extra long caption over!”
Harry Potter star Bonnie Wright reveals newborn son has been hospitalised six times in five weeks
