Nepo baby’s famous pop singer mum promotes his rock band – but can you guess who his music star parents are?
THIS nepo baby is following in his pop star mum’s roots as she promotes his rock band.
The rising star also has a very famous dad and auntie – but can you guess who his parents are?
The nepo baby in question is Ace Howlett, 21, who is the son of All Saints star Natalie Appleton, 51, and The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett, 53.
His proud mum took to Instagram to plug a video of his band’s new single.
Ace is a guitarist for the Camden based group, Pedestrian Band.
Natalie often posts videos from his gigs, as she helps him get a leg up in the musical world.
But it’s no wonder he has pursued a career as a rocker, as his A-list musical roots don’t stop with his parents.
As he is the son of Natalie, his auntie is her sister, and fellow All Saints singer, Nicole Appleton, 50.
So this means, he is related to Liam Gallagher, 52, as he is Nicole’s ex-husband.
And also, his cousin is Gene Gallagher, 23, the former couple’s son.
Ace’s parents have been together for 25 years after they met at V Festival in 2000.
The happy couple then were married in France two years later.
Natalie also has an older daughter Rachel, 32, from a previous relationship.
The singer shares her eldest child with her ex Carl Robinson.
She was 17 when she met Carl – then 37 – who was a stripper with The Dreamboys at the time.
In 1993 they moved to New York and tied the knot but she shortly returned to the UK after having their marriage annulled.
FINDING FAME
Meanwhile, Natalie and her sister Nicole shot to fame in 1996 alongside Shaznay Lewis and Melanie Blatt in the girl band All Saints.
The group proved a massive hit and brought fans songs like Pure Shores, Black Coffee, and Never Ever.
The foursome became huge stars, with Nicole and Natalie going on to date some big celebrities, which included Robbie Williams.
However, despite their fame, the All Saints split in 2001 following reports of “in fighting”.
They briefly got back together in 2016, before going their separate ways again not long after.