Fiona’s eldest son, Nathaniel—often called Nat for short—was born in 1999. Do the math, and you’ll see that puts him squarely in his mid-to-late twenties as of now.
Imagine being born right at the turn of the millennium, just before the world went totally digital. Nat grew up alongside the internet, but he also watched his mum juggle live TV shifts and dealing with her own health battles with Alzheimer’s in recent years.
He’s old enough now to have his own life, career ambitions, and probably a pretty decent music playlist. It’s a little wild to think that Fiona was reading bedtime stories to a toddler while also delivering the morning news to millions.
The Younger One: Mackenzie
Then there’s Mackenzie, born in 2002. That makes him roughly in his early twenties—probably figuring out student loans, late-night takeaway, or his first “real” job.
Being the younger sibling means he got to watch his big brother navigate the teenage years first. Can you imagine the sibling dynamic when your mum is a household name? It’s like having a built-in celebrity guest for school parents’ evenings.
Mackenzie was just a tiny kid when his brother started secondary school. Now they’re both grown adults, which is a stark reminder of how fast time zips by when you’re not paying attention.
💔😱 “If One Day I Forget You, Please Never Forget How Much I Loved You
