Natasha Bedingfield shares the stage with her son Solomon, 6, at The Big Feastival after battle with deadly brain infection as an toddler Have YOU got a story? Email [email protected] By Kirsten Murray For Mailonline Published: 14:05 EDT, 24 August 2024 | Updated: 14:08 EDT, 24 August 2024 e-mail 10 shares 3 View comments Natasha Bedingfield was joined by her son Solomon on Friday as they both took to the stage at The Big Feastival on Alex James ' Farm in The Cotswolds. The Unwritten hitmaker, 42, cosied up to the six-year-old as they sat beside each other on the stage while his mother sang.
Solomon, who underwent numerous operations for a deadly brain infection as a toddler, wore a pair of blue ear defenders and shiny gold trousers for his moment in the spotlight. Meanwhile Natasha wore a quirky rainforest printed suit for the performance as she cuddled her son. The singer welcomed her only child with husband Matt Robinson in November 2017 after 13 years of marriage.
Natasha Bedingfield shared the stage with her son Solomon, 6, at The Big Feastival on Alex James' Farm in The Cotswolds on Friday Solomon, who underwent numerous operations for a deadly brain infection as a toddler, wore a pair of blue ear defenders and shiny gold trousers for his moment in the spotlight However Solomon didn't have an easy start life after he had multiple health scares as a toddler after he was hospitalised with a brain infection. Solomon was admitted to hospital two months before the beginning of Covid after doctors found a brain abscess. Read More Natasha Bedingfield reveals she thinks she had prenatal depression during her pregnancy with son Solomon Natasha revealed in June 2020 that her son had completely recovered as she explained: 'He's completely recovered now, but we spent a whole five weeks in a tiny little hospital room wearing masks, so we kind of got a head start on what everyone's going through.
' She told People magazine: 'He has an area of infection that somehow found its way into the brain, we are so grateful though that there is treatment for what Solo is experiencing and it is straight forward and has worked many times.' And the mother and son looked in great spirits as they enjoyed the day of music at the festival. Natasha looked sensational as she rocked her quirky blazer and tailored trouser two piece, which she wore over a lacy black top.
The hitmaker appeared in great spirits as she donned a pair of funky pink sunglasses that were complete with thick black frames. Later in the set Natasha, who is the sister of hitmaker Daniel Bedingfield, was joined on stage by Becky Hill as they sang a rendition of her brother's hit I Gotta Get Thru This. Solomon didn't have an easy start life after he had multiple health scares as a toddler after he was hospitalised with a brain infection.
Natasha looked sensational as she rocked her quirky blazer and tailored trouser two piece, which she wore over a lacy black top Solomon was admitted to hospital two months before the beginning of Covid after doctors found a brain abscess The star belted out her hits to the adoring crowd Natasha's track Unwritten became a huge hit 20 years after its release earlier this year after it was used in romcom Anything But You The singer, 42, wore an extravagant multicolored suit for the event that was emblazoned with a butterfly print The singer welcomed her only child with husband Matt Robinson in November 2017 after 13 years of marriage Natasha also previoulsy shared her gratitude to the health professionals who 'saved our son's life'. The These Words singer said even if Solomon, who is going through the 'terrible twos', has a tantrum, she is still grateful that she is just able to spend time with him. The Single Words hitmaker added she was should be glad to 'feel the luxury of being frustrated' after fearing the worst for her son's health last year.
Earlier this year Natasha has opened up about how she struggled during the pregnancy with her son and believes she had pre-natal depression throughout the pregnancy as she described it as 'horrible'. Chatting as a guest on Sophie Ellis-Bextor 's podcast Spinning Plates , Natasha explained that she was on tour supporting Train when she was expecting which made her experience extremely hard. She told her friend: 'I had a horrible pregnancy, but there is something called pre-natal depression.
I think I had that, or it was just so horrible to tour pregnant.' Earlier this year Natasha has opened up about how she struggled during the pregnancy with her son and believes she had pre-natal depression throughout the pregnancy as she described it as 'horrible' 'I was so sick and I was so nauseous and I was opening for Train and I was so car sick and we were on and off the bus and it just didn't work.' Natasha continued: 'My husband was home in LA and I phoned him and was like: "I need you out here" and he thought I was looking great, because you do when you are pregnant.
'Because I had the glow, but I didn't feel the glow. That was the first time I understood how hormones can make someone feel depressed. 'That female hormone that came in when I was pregnant was probably a bit of a shock to the system.
But after I had the baby I immediately felt better.' Prenatal depression, also know as perinatal depression, can affect up to 20% of new and expecting mothers. It is different to postnatal depression, which affects 1 in 10 new mothers, as it occurs during your pregnancy.
The NHS website claims that symptoms, indicating you could have prenatal depression, include not sleeping well, feeling sad, negative thoughts, a loss of appetite and a lack of interest or pleasure doing things. Share or comment on this article: Natasha Bedingfield shares the stage with her son Solomon, 6, at The Big Feastival after battle with deadly brain infection as an toddler e-mail 10 shares Add comment.
