There's a chance you might have heard his music before!
Some people have been left floored after finding out the famous son of a Loose Women star People have been sent into a tailspin after discovering who Linda Robson’s famous son is. The Loose Women star, 66, is best known for playing Tracey Stubbs in the sitcom Birds of a Feather, but also had roles in The Bill, Crossroads and Casualty. She recently had an emotional moment that was captured on camera and shared on social media. However, a detail shared in the video was a revelation for many.
His song, which was written as a tribute to Islington, was released in 2022 and quickly became an anthem for Arsenal, a club he is a life-long supporter of. The Angel was written by Louis Dunford It is now played before every game at the club’s home ground. However, after finding out the performer’s connection to the TV star, many were shocked. ‘Hang on, Louis Dunford’s mum is Tracey from Birds of a Feather???? Huge plot twist,’ user GunnerBlog posted on X.
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