Adjoa Andoh is a British actress who has been married to her husband Howard Cunnell for over two decades.

With her fantastic performance as Lady Danbury in the Netflix hit series Bridgerton, many wondered about the actress’ personal life.

In particular, fans are interested in learning more about her husband, their married life, and if they shared any children.

Who is Adjoa Andoh’s husband? Her married life explored

As mentioned earlier, Andoh is married to Cunnell. He is a lecturer, writer, scuba diving instructor, and lifeguard and holds a Doctorate from the University of London.

Cunnell has written several novels, including Terry Godden, Father’s and Sons, The Sea on Fire, Marine Boy, and Jack Kerouac, On the Road – The Original Scroll.

Adjoa Andoh with her husband Howard Cunnell. (Source: adjoa.andoh/Instagram)

His renowned memoir Fathers and Sons was featured as the week’s Book of the Week on BBC Radio 4.

According to Cunnell’s official website, his book The Sea on Fire “tracks new noir territory” and incorporates elements from his experience as a dive master and scuba instructor.

He is also the contributing editor of Jack Kerouac’s On the Road – The Original Scroll (Viking, 2007), dubbed “the live version for our day” by the New York Times.

The Painter’s Friend, his most recent work, was called “matchless…exquisitely gorgeous” and “one of the best books of the year,” according to The Irish Times.

Andoh and Cunnell met in 1994 when Howard took over the bookshop at Battersea Arts Centre, where Andoh’s theatre company called Wild Iris had an office. 

As per The Guardian, Andoh would regularly bring her daughter, who she had from her previous relationship, to spend time in the bookstore, and Cunnell would often tell children’s stories. 

The pair quickly became friends and bonded over their shared love of football, theatre, literature, and live gigs. Their friendship turned into a romantic relationship in late 1995, and has been together ever since.

The talented actress dated her beau for a few years before tying the knot in 2001 in front of their close family and friends.

How many children do Adjoa Andoh and her husband have?

Andoh and her husband, Cunnell, have three children together. Their two daughters, Jessy and Daisy, were born in 1996 and 1997, and they also have a transgender son, Liam.

Despite having a diverse family, the 60-year-old actress wants all her children to thrive, regardless of their sexual orientation. 

In an interview with Red Magazine via Daily Mail, she stated that being a parent means raising your child, protecting them from harm, and teaching them to treat others with kindness and respect. 

She said, “For me, your gig as a parent is to raise your child up, keep them from falling under a bus and teach them to do unto others. I’m a mother and I want all my children to thrive; it’s a no-brainer.”

As a mother, Andoh wants all her children to succeed, and she believes that it is essential to support them in all aspects of their lives.

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Guyanese-British actress and singer Golda Rosheuvel has spent more than two decades of her career in London but wasn’t born anywhere in the UK. 

Rosheuvel was born in 1970 in Georgetown, Guyana. She is the older child of a Guyanese father, a Church of England priest, and an English mother, a dementia social worker. 

However, the actress has not revealed the name of her parents, but she has revealed their fascinating love story.  

Rosheuvel’s parents met for the first time in a choir because they were both passionate about music. They later continued to combine work and music in choirs and orchestras after emigrating from Guyana to England when both of their children were under the age of five.

In an interview with supermodel Naomi Campbell for her web show No Filter with Naomi, she went on to describe her parents’ difficulties as a young couple and how they influenced her. 

The actress said, “I remember my parents being in love. Being a mixed-race couple back in the day brought them many difficulties because of interracial marriages. It wasn’t easy for them.”

She added, “My parents left me very, very grounded. Both I and my brother have good heads on our shoulders and good feet on the earth, and I’m so proud to call them my mother and father.”

Golda Rosheuvel’s early life 

As mentioned earlier, Rosheuvel’s father is Guyanese, and her mother is of English descent. Growing up, Rosheuvel struggled academically in school and couldn’t commit to a musical instrument. 

In an interview with The Guardian, she said, “I’m dyslexic, so I find reading and writing very difficult. I discovered that my instrument was my voice.” 

Likewise, the actress also shone on the sports field, where she competed as a decathlete. She stated, “And I was bloody good. I broke a few school records, a few county records as well.” Rosheuvel’s sporting ambitions were dashed after suffering a severe ankle sprain. She then changed her mind and enrolled in a drama diploma program at the age of 16.

Golda Rosheuvel was an athlete before pursuing a career in acting. (Source: Instagram)

Later, Rosheuvel entered the entertainment industry at a young age, but due to the color of her skin, she was only able to play black roles. 

“Representing my father, I’ve done that,” she said, according to Shondaland. “But to represent my mother’s side who is white, that is quite a unique opportunity. I get to be involved in a period drama that I never really saw myself doing because there weren’t any Black people being cast in those roles. So, to get the opportunity to play a Queen, I celebrate that.”

Golda Rosheuvel’s career 

Rosheuvel’s stage credits include Porgy and Bess, Macbeth, The Winter’s Tale, Romeo and Juliet, Angels in America, Bad Girls: The Musical, and many more. 

Later in 2018, the actress played a lesbian version of Othello in Othello. She made her breakthrough in 2019 when she was cast as Queen Charlotte in Shonda Rhimes’ Netflix period drama Bridgerton. The series debuted on December 25, 2020, to positive reviews from critics.

Furthermore, following her breakthrough role, she gained a large number of followers on social media. As of now, Rosheuvel has 151k followers with 426 posts on Instagram.

India Amarteifio is an up-and-coming actress from the UK. 

She is active in the industry even though she started her acting career at a young age. In 2023, she was named under Variety’s list of 10 British People to Watch, and Tatler dubbed her a Bright Young Thing. 

Since then, people have been curious about her personal and professional life. Amarteifio has not mentioned much about her personal life and has not revealed any info to make a Wikipedia about her childhood and parents.

Regardless, here is everything we know about it.

India Amarteifio’s Wikipedia —  age, parents, and education

As said before, not much is known about Amarteifio’s personal life. She was born September 17, 2001, to her parents as, India Ria Amarteifio, making her age 22 at the time of writing.

Amarteifio was raised in Twickenham after being born in Kingston upon Thames. However, there are no details about her childhood.

Similarly, little is known about her education. It is reported that in 2012, she became a member of the Richmond Academy of Dance, where she later applied for and received a scholarship to the Sylvia Young Theatre School.

India Amarteifio posing for a photo. (Source: Instagram)

There are no details about Amarteifio’s parents. There are a few sites that have reported that her parents are Nicole Amarteifio and Ben Amarteifio, but it is false news. 

The actress has not talked much about them or shared any info on her social media. However, she once mentioned how they are very supportive of her career. 

In February 2023, she told Variety that her influences included her mother alongside Frances McDormand and Andrea Arnold. Similarly, her mother wrote an article praising her daughter and listed her work on The Richmond Academy of Dance’s blog.

India Amarteifio’s career

Amarteifio started her career in the entertainment industry after she made her debut in 2011 at the Lyceum Theatre in The Lion King as little Nala. Afterward, she played Hortensia in Matilda the Musical at the Cambridge Theatre. 

Amarteifio played the alternate Violet Beauregarde in the original 2013 cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. She made her television debut in the same year with the BBC One movie Gangsta Granny.

Amarteifio began starring in the Disney Channel series, The Evermoor Chronicles, as Lacie Fairburn in 2015. She also made appearances in the BBC One miniseries, The Interceptor and the Doctor Who series 9 episode, ‘The Magician’s Apprentice.’ 

She then had recurring parts as Sophie Huntley, the daughter of Roz Huntley, in the fourth season of Line of Duty, and as Maya Roebuck in the third season of the crime thriller The Tunnel on Sky Atlantic and Canal+. 

In the 2019 comedy-drama Military Wives, Amarteifio made her feature film debut and worked on Sex Education as Lizzie Peach. She portrayed Nora Randall in the Sky Max science fiction series The Midwich Cuckoos in 2022. 

She was cast as a child version of Golda Rosheuvel’s eponymous character in the Netflix period drama prequel Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, which will air in May 2023.