Does Alex Fletcher have kids?
Alex Fletcher (actress)
Fletcher is married to the actor Neil Davies (who appeared in "Brookside" as Robbie Moffatt, an on-screen boyfriend in 2000 and 2001) and with whom she has a daughter, Yasmin, born in 2005 and a son, Hanson, born in 2016. She also has a brother called Bradley. She lives with her husband, son and daughter in Merseyside.
Alex Mitchell (Australian journalist)
Mitchell is married to Judith White, executive director of the NSW Art Gallery Society, and they have a son, Scott. From a previous relationship he has two children, Laura and Lachlan.
Alex the Jester
In Nov of 2009, Feldman was selected by the US State Department to entertain in Russia as a cultural ambassador. He has also toured the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Belgium, Bermuda, Japan and Mexico. Feldman currently lives in Somerville, Massachusetts and is married with two children, Desi, and A.J. Keaton
Adrian &quot;Fletch&quot; Fletcher
Writers decided to focus on Fletch and Natalie's marriage by having her discover his affair. She arrives at the ED when Fletch has to stay for an extra shift, suspecting Fletch of having an affair. Fletch reassures Natalie that they have a strong marriage, but he eventually reveals that he had an affair with a colleague, but claims that it was with a nurse who has left the hospital. Walkinshaw thought that Natalie would "absolutely devastated" if she discovered that Fletch had an affair with Tess. Natalie ejects Fletch from the family home and later warns him away from the family so he explains to his "heartbroken" children that he will not spend Christmas with them. Walkinshaw had previously teased the scenes in an interview with "Inside Soap", describing them as "heartbreaking" and "very emotional". He revealed that the scenes had "stayed with [him] for days afterwards". The actor added that he had "an inkling" about what the scenes would involve, but it became apparent that they were harder to film that he first thought. Walkinshaw has named the scenes as his hardest scenes to film on multiple occasions, stating that since he has children himself, he felt that it had a big impact on him. After saying goodbye to his children, Fletch is "overcome with regret and remorse". A "What's on TV" journalist pointed out that Fletch believes that "he's pretty certain life can't get any worse".
Anthony Leocadia Fletcher
Fletcher was married to Patricia Fletcher and had one son and two daughters.
David Fletcher (cartoonist)
He lives in Auckland with his wife and two children, Madeleine and Patrick.
Alex Cora
Cora lives in Caguas, Puerto Rico, during the off-season. He is married and has four children, including twins born during the 2017 season.
Adrian &quot;Fletch&quot; Fletcher
Despite his fondness of women, Fletch is loyal towards his wife Natalie Fletcher (Claire Cage), who was originally named Keila, and their three children, Evie, Mikey and Ella. Walkinshaw thought Fletch's loyalty made him "all the more attractive". He explained that Fletch enjoys flirting but also enjoys returning home to his family so would not want to betray them. Walkinshaw told Daniel Kilkelly of entertainment website "Digital Spy" in June 2012 that he wanted Fletch's family to be introduced on-screen. He added that he believed they would make an appearance on the show. When he joins "Holby City", Fletch is billed as "a proud and protective single dad to four beautifully demanding kids". Walkinshaw told "What's on TV" reporter Victoria Wilson that Fletch's children are his "happy place" and they mean "absolutely everything" to him. He explained that Fletch's children give him the confidence to do what needs to be done. He added that while Fletch's decision are not always the best, they are done for good reason.
Andy Fletcher (musician)
Fletcher married his longtime girlfriend Gráinne Mullan on 16 January 1991 and the couple have two children, Meghan and Joe.
Mal Fletcher
He lives just outside London with his wife Davina. They have three adult children, Deanna, Grant and Jade.
Alex Martin
Martin has three children: daughters Amarah Skye (born November 13, 1989) and Jerzey (born 1995) and son Mason (born 1998). Her first pregnancy was by an unknown father. Her second and third pregnancies were by her then-husband, Bernard Dean, whom she later divorced. Martin and Dean remarried on October 15, 2011. Martin has one granddaughter named Charlie Rose from her eldest daughter, Amarah Skye.
Kelvin Fletcher
Fletcher is also something of a petrol-head; has an MSA Competition Licence and won the 2012 Silverstone Classic Celebrity Challenge race. On 22 March 2016, it was confirmed that Fletcher would race in the British Touring Car Championship for that season. Fletcher is also a fan of rugby league; growing up, he was a fan of Paul Sculthorpe and Kelvin Skerrett as they were both from Oldham, and he makes occasional appearances at testimonial matches of famous players.
He married his long-time girlfriend Liz Marsland on 28 November 2015, and their daughter Marnie was born on 25 August 2016. On 29 August 2018, it was announced that the couple were expecting their second child later in the year.
Richard A. Fletcher
Richard Fletcher married Rachel Mary Agnes Toynbee, herself a grand daughter both of another notable historian and of a British Liberal prime minister, in 1976. The marriage produced three children.
Alex Fletcher (footballer)
Alex Fletcher (born 30 April 1999) is an English professional footballer who plays for Plymouth Argyle.
Dexter Fletcher
Fletcher was born in Enfield, England. He dated "Press Gang" co-star Julia Sawalha and also had a relationship with actress Liza Walker. In 1997 he married Lithuanian film and theatre director Dalia Ibelhauptaitė in Westminster. His best man was fellow actor Alan Rickman. Dexter's brothers are also actors; Graham Fletcher-Cook and Steve Fletcher.
Alex Ferns
Ferns has been married to South African-born actress Jennifer Woodburne since 1996. They currently live in London with their two sons, Cameron and Mackenzie.
Henry A. Fletcher
Fletcher never married, and had no children.
Alex Fletcher (actress)
Fletcher joined "Brookside" in 1990 and played the role of Jacqui Farnham (née Dixon) until the series ended in 2003. In addition to her role in "Brookside", she has made a number of other television appearances, both in acting and presenting roles. These include parts in "Doctors" and "", and a guest presenting role on the chat show "Loose Women". She was also an occasional presenter of the children's series "Why Don't You?"
Alex Band
Band married girlfriend, actress Jennifer Sky, on July 25, 2004. The couple split in 2009. In February 2010, he became engaged to Kristin Blanford. She appeared in music videos for his songs "Tonight" (2010) and "Euphoria" (2011). They married on May 1, 2011 and divorced in April 2012. Band married girlfriend, Shayna Weber, in October 2013 which was confirmed on the Twitter account of each. Via Twitter, Alex confirmed in early 2016 that he and Shayna are expecting their first child in the summer. Their son, Max Bowie Band, was born on September 3, 2016.
Robert Fletcher (priest)
He married firstly Helen Rawcliffe in 1878, with whom he had five children; and in 1909 Jessie Tyas née Knowles. He was an Alderman of Lancashire County Council from 1889; and Surrogate of the Diocese of Manchester from 1888.
Alex Jones (Welsh presenter)
In December 2018 she announced, live on "The One Show", that she is expecting her second child.
Tom Fletcher
Fletcher was born in Harrow, London. His father, Bob Fletcher, who worked at Kodak and played in local bands, and his mother, Debbie Fletcher, a special needs teacher, encouraged and supported his love of music from a young age. He attended a prestigious music school, Sylvia Young Theatre School in London, where, at age 13, he met Giovanna Falcone, whom he would later marry in 2012. He has a younger sister, Carrie Hope Fletcher, who is a musical theatre actress. When he was 10, Fletcher starred as the main role in "Oliver!" at the London Palladium alongside Jim Dale as Fagin. He then went on to do a documentary about HIV for schools and starred in a commercial. In 1995, Fletcher made a small appearance in the video to the Mike + The Mechanics song "Over My Shoulder". When Fletcher was a schoolchild, he was schoolmates with Busted bassist Matt Willis.
Alex Johnson
Johnson married Julia Augusta in 1963, and they adopted daughter Jennifer in 1969 and had son Alex Jr. in 1972. Alex and Julia divorced after his baseball career ended. After Johnson retired, he returned to Detroit and in 1985, after his father's death, took over Johnson Trucking Service, which was founded by his father, Arthur Johnson, in the 1940s. The company rents dump trucks to construction companies. In 1998, he told Sports Illustrated "Do I enjoy my life?" Johnson asks rhetorically. "I enjoy not being on an airplane all the time. I enjoy not having to face everything I did. I just want to help people with their vehicles. It's a nice, normal life — the thing I've always wanted."
Alex Henery
Henery is the son of Guy (computer business) and Mary Henery (a medical technologist at Creighton University). He has an older brother named Eric and a younger sister named Andrea. In 2011, he married his longtime girlfriend Johna. He has a son named Landen.
Alex Scott (actor)
Scott grew up in Ballarat, Victoria, and was educated at St Patrick's College, Ballarat; Xavier College in Melbourne; and the University of Melbourne. He lived in Toorak, Victoria, and had two sons, Rainer and Daniel, from his first marriage
His wife is Barbara Ady-Potger cousin of the Seekers band member Keith Potger.AO. He has a step daughter named Rebecca.
Scott died peacefully at his home in Toorak on 25 June 2015.
List of Modern Family characters
It was established in the episode "Tableau Vivant" that Alex is a light sleeper, as she was surprisingly energetic when staying awake nearly a whole night thinking about her upcoming art project. The episode "Heart Broken" reveals that Alex suffers from hemophobia. In the second episode of Season 5 onwards, she started wearing new glasses. In Season 6, Alex is currently seeking the best college to enroll in and have a thought about getting away from her family for a while. While Alex was not accepted into Harvard, she was accepted into Caltech, where she has been attending since the start of Season 7. She had to leave for a little due to getting mono. She was seen to be dating Sanjay Patel until he broke up with her in "The Closet Case".
Banister Fletcher (junior)
He married twice, first, in 1914, to Alice Bretherton (d.1932) and again in 1933. He had no children.
Adrian &quot;Fletch&quot; Fletcher
A promotional trailer, displaying upcoming scenes in the show, was released on 5 June 2018. The trailer revealed that Fletch's father would be introduced to the series. "Inside Soap" confirmed the news, reporting that Jesse Birdsall had been cast as Fletch's estranged father, Steven Fletcher. They stated that there would not be a happy reunion for father and son and revealed that Fletch would stop Steven from seeing his family. Fletch's father was previously mentioned in December 2016 when he contacts Fletch after multiple years without contact. Steven arrives as Fletch is experiencing "an emotionally exhausting day". Fletch has to leave Evie in charge of his youngest child, Theo Fletcher (Stanley Rabbetts), while he goes to work. However, when Theo is admitted alone onto the AAU with a broken finger, Fletch starts to worry and is told that social services will be getting involved. Evie arrives at the hospital with Steven, who Fletch is shocked to see, having not seen him for 17 years. Fletch tries to send Steven away, but he and Evie bond as Steven fixes Fletch's car. Annoyed that Fletch won't let Steven stay, Evie reminds Fletch of his misdemeanours as a parent, including his affair with Tess. Fletch then agrees to let Steven meet his children, although Haasler, writing for the "Metro", thought that Fletch still appeared "extremely wary" about Steven. Social services later inform Fletch that he can keep his children, but will have to attend a parenting course and that he will be "monitored" by social services.
Darren Fletcher
Manchester United
James Fletcher Jnr
Sir James and Lady Fletcher had three children - Jim, Angus, and Hugh Fletcher. Their eldest son Jim was killed by an intruder at his Bay of Plenty bach (holiday home) on New Year's Eve 1993. Angus married Christine Fletcher, former Minister of the Crown and Mayor of Auckland, and Hugh now runs Fletcher Holdings.
Alex Bell (Hollyoaks)
Anna and Alex both decide to provide the best for Charlie and they got a flat together to take tentative steps towards life as a family. As Alex presumed that Anna was happy, he was shocked and devastated when Anna revealed that she slept with Max Cunningham. Alex was shattered even more when Anna made it clear that she no longer loved him and moved in with the Cunninghams. Alex tried his best to persuade her to stay and asked her to marry him, but Anna made it clear that it is over between them. Slowly with the support of Becca Hayton, Alex saw Charlie as much as he could and began to date Becca. Alex than planned to take Charlie and Becca to live in Hong Kong for a new job offer he received without telling Anna. Alex's plan went well, but it reached a climax, when Anna made a mad rush at the airport to stop Alex taking away her son. Anna managed to catch Alex, and persuaded him to hand over Charlie, whilst Alex told Becca that he never loved her. Alex left Hollyoaks for Hong Kong, without Anna, Becca or Charlie, hoping that one day he could be reunited with his son.
Alexander Shelley
Shelley and his wife Zoe, a personal trainer and fitness model, were married in July 2011 at St Paul's Church, Knightsbridge. They have one son, Sasha Felix Shelley, born in Ottawa on August 25, 2018.
Alex Sanders (Wiccan)
Towards the end of the war he began working for a manufacturing chemist's laboratory in Manchester. He married a co-worker, nineteen-year-old Doreen Stretton, in 1948 when he was 22, using the name Alexander O Sanders. They had two children, Paul and Janice. Sanders wanted more children but Doreen didn't; she also disapproved of the supernatural. The marriage quickly deteriorated and Doreen took the children and left Sanders when he was 26. According to Maxine Sanders, Sanders was grief-stricken and cursed Doreen with fertility; she remarried and had three sets of twins.
Adam Schiff
Schiff and his wife Eve have two children, Alexa and Elijah.
Alan Fletcher (politician)
Alan Roy Fletcher was born on 26 January 1907 at Pittsworth, Queensland, the son of Alexander Roy Fletcher and his wife Rosena Wilhelmine (née McIntyre). He was educated at Pittsworth State School and Scots College in Warwick. He married Enid Edna Phair Thompson on 15 March 1934; the couple had 2 sons and 2 daughters. He was engaged in farming at Mount Tyson, Queensland.
Alan Fletcher was a member of the Country Party.
Alex Beaton
Little is known about his personal life other than he is a cancer survivor and, after spending more than three decades in the Los Angeles area (most recently the Woodland Hills area), he moved to Franklin, Tennessee. Two years after his accident, he and his wife, Linda, moved to St. Peters, Missouri nearer to family who will offer assistance. Alex Beaton has two daughters, Alessandra (Ali) MacLeod Beaton and Catriona (Catie) MacLeod Beaton. He also has a stepson, John Patrick Polston.
Alex Raphael Meschini
Alex is married to Anna Paula and have two son Lucas (born in 2006) and another one (born in 2011)
Alex Avila
He is married to Kristina Avila (formerly Pérez), whom he met in high school. They have two daughters, Avery Noelle, born on April 7, 2013, and Zoey Gabrielle, born on March 4, 2015.
Alex Trebek
Trebek married businesswoman Elaine Callei in 1974. The couple had no children and divorced in 1981. In 1990, he married Jean Currivan, a real estate project manager from New York. They have two children, Matthew and Emily.
Max Futcher
Futcher is married with two children.
Guy Fletcher
Fletcher lives with his Californian wife, Laura, and their two children, Max and Leon, in Aldwick, West Sussex. He is an avid windsurfer, golfer and paddleboarder. Guy has his own recording studio where he has recorded his own albums ('Inamorata', 'Stone' and 'Natural Selection'), scored film and television projects and produced other artists such as Brighton based 'Native Roses' and former Dire Straits colleague, John Illsley.
Jessica Fletcher
Nieces
Alex Fletcher (actress)
Alexandra "Alex" Fletcher (born 8 July 1976 in Childwall, Liverpool) is a British actress known for her roles as Jacqui Dixon in "Brookside" and Diane O'Connor in "Hollyoaks".
Alex Christensen
Alex Christensen is married to Nicole Safft. They have a son, born 2003.
Adrian &quot;Fletch&quot; Fletcher
Evie Fletcher (Macey Chipping), Fletch's eldest daughter, was introduced in April 2015 as part of the storyline. As she joins a new school, Evie is involved in a bus crash and admitted onto the AAU. Fletch orders an MRI scan for Evie when she says that she has a headache, panicking that she could have a brain injury like Natalie. Fletch is then devastated when he discovers that Evie was not involved in the accident and that she was being bullied for being poor, so got off the bus early. Evie confesses that she did not want to worry Fletch, which makes him realise that Evie is aware of his financial struggles. A "What's on TV" reporter stated that Fletch "feels he's letting his children down". Later, Fletch has to pay for an expensive school trip for Evie amid multiple debts. Jane Hazlegrove, who portrays Kathleen "Dixie" Dixon in "Casualty", appears in one episode as part of the storyline. When a patient suggests that Fletch bets on a horse, he asks Dixie to place the bet for him so he can pay for Evie's trip. Dixie is "reluctant" due to Fletch's gambling problem.
Fletch's debts increase when his car is clamped after parking illegally to help a patient. Fletch confesses his financial problems to porter Clifford George (Geff Francis), who becomes a friend for Fletch. Walkinshaw explained that Fletch relates to Clifford as he is a "bloke's bloke" and is trying to help Fletch. He added that Clifford has "no malice" towards Fletch. Clifford has the clamp removed and offers Fletch "a holdall of knocked-off cigarettes" for him to sell. Fletch is hesitant to accept, but does take Clifford's offer. However, Walkinshaw believed that these actions are "not really Fletch". Clifford continues to help Fletch with his problem and they store illegal whiskey in the hospital. They discover a young boy where they have stored the alcohol, and Serena nearly discovers their stash. Clifford later tells Fletch about a pharmaceutical drugs raid from a delivery van and claims that it is a "victimless crime", but Fletch is not interested. Walkinshaw explained that Fletch justifies the raid because Clifford has said that nobody would get hurt.
Tom Fletcher
It was announced on Fletcher's YouTube channel on 29 October 2013 that the couple were expecting their first child, with a video titled, "We Have Some News...". At 7 pm on 13 March 2014, their son Buzz Michelangelo Fletcher was born. Fletcher announced on 3 September 2015, again on YouTube, that his wife Giovanna was expecting their second child, by means of a video entitled 'Player 2'. On 16 February 2016, their second son Buddy Bob Fletcher was born. During both pregnancies, Fletcher and his wife Giovanna took pictures every day throughout the 9 months of pregnancy. They created another YouTube video, called "Bump to Buzz" to announce the arrival of their first son Buzz, which has over 13 million views. The second video announcing the birth of their second son was titled "Bump to Buddy", where they took pictures documenting their second pregnancy, together along with their son Buzz present. On 3 March 2018 it was announced that their third child was due in September, but Max Mario Fletcher, their third son (named after his grandfather) was born early on 24 August 2018.
Alexa L. Wesner
Alexa Wesner is married to venture capitalist Blaine Wesner, with whom she has three young children.
Alexander Fetter
Alexander Fetter was married to Jean Fetter (who is now married to Steven Chu, Alexander's former colleague and a former Secretary of Energy under President Obama) and had 2 children with her (Anne L. Fetter, and Andrew J. Fetter), and is currently married to Lynn Bunim. His beloved sister Ann ("Nan") Fetter Friedlaender was the first woman Dean at MIT (Economics Department). Sandy Fetter has 6 grandchildren the first of whom was born in 1995 and the most recent in 2007.
Alex Duthart
With his wife Cathie he had three sons and one daughter. Two of his children are drummers; Drew Duthart is the leading drummer of the 78th Fraser Highlanders Pipe Band and John Duthart is a kit drummer.
Alex Schulman
In 2010 Schulman married Swedish TV personality Amanda Schulman (née Widell) and together they have three children, Charlie, Frances and Louis. In 2012 Schulman started the together with the author Sigge Eklund.
Alec Scheiner
Scheiner and his wife Nadya have three children - daughter Norah, and sons Rafe and Max.
Dexter Fowler
Fowler is married to Darya Fowler and together, they have two daughters, Naya and Ivy. Fowler is a Christian. Fowler is good friends with former teammate Chris Nelson, who is also from Georgia.
Alex Kouri
His parents are Luis Alberto Kouri Hanna and de Jenny Bumachar Farah. He is the father of 3 children with his partner in life is Andrea Llona Barreda.
Charles Henry Fletcher
He was born December 25, 1837 (according to most records) in New York City, New York. He married Jemima Elizabeth Bright (10 September 1848, England - 8 May 1932, Manhattan, New York) ("The New York Times", p15, Col 4, May 9, 1932) in 1866 (according to 1890 Census records). He had three female children who lived to adulthood, Mymie (My-me) (16 May 1868 in Brooklyn, New York- 28 May 1958 in Pasadena, CA) who married the Reverend William Morrison (5 October 1863 - 4 January 1915) who was the priest at Trinity Church in New York City, Lucille (16 December 1873 in Brooklyn, New York - 29 February 1956 in East Orange, New Jersey) who married George Howard Betts (5 August 1871, Brooklyn, NY - 8 Jul 1940 in Pinehurst, North Carolina) who was a cosmetics manufacturer ("The New York Times", July 9, 1940, p21, Col 2), Ettye (Et-E)(25 November 1870 in Brooklyn, New York - 7 December 1929 in Orange, New Jersey) who married Albert Bryant also had large roles in the Centaur Company and Sterling Products later known Sterling Drug. Albert Bryant's sister, Sara Cone Bryant, was a well-known children's book author. Records indicated he had one daughter, Eva born about 1869 who died young and another child who is believed to have died at birth and was unnamed.
Alexander Fletcher (British politician)
Sir Alexander MacPherson Fletcher (26 August 1929 – 18 September 1989), sometimes known as Alex Fletcher, was a British Conservative Party politician.
Alex Kendrick
Kendrick is married to Christina Kendrick, and they have six children together.
Alex Lloyd
Lloyd is married to Amelia Wasiliev and they have three sons and one daughter: Jake, Isaac, Elvis, and Belle.
Alex Breingan
Breingan married Radio and TV Producer Rachel Hart in 2002. They have two children.
Matthew Clarke (Australian footballer)
Clarke is married to Adelaide radio personality Ali Clarke. They have two children, Eloise Harper (born January 2010) and Samuel Fletcher (born March 2012).
Alex Goot
Goot became engaged to his girlfriend of two years, Elle Fowler, on July 3, 2015. He proposed on the beach, wrote the song "Unstoppable" about her, and played it during the proposal. On June 19, 2016, Goot and Elle Fowler married in Bacara Resort & Spa in Santa Barbara, California. On the 21st of June 2018, they announced the birth of their son, James Alexander Goot.
Giovanna Fletcher
On 3 March 2018, the Fletchers announced via their YouTube channel that they were expecting their third child. The video is titled "Snow Way...we have something to tell you." and shows Tom and Giovanna, with their two sons Buzz and Buddy, building a snowman which shows the scan of their third child. On the 24th August 2018, they welcomed their third son called Max Mario Fletcher.
Dan Finch
Personal Life:
Finch has one Daughter Alice Grace who was born 31 December 2011. Finch married Linda Beecher on Dartmoor National park in June 2011. 
Finch spend his down time seeing his daughter and walking. He is also into Xbox, Movies and cooking.
Ernie Fletcher
Later in 2005, Attorney General Greg Stumbo, the state's highest-ranking Democrat, launched an investigation into whether the Fletcher administration's hiring practices violated the state's merit system. A grand jury returned several indictments against members of Fletcher's staff, and eventually against Fletcher himself. Fletcher issued pardons for anyone on his staff implicated in the investigation, but did not pardon himself. Though the investigation was ended by an agreement between Fletcher and Stumbo in late 2006, it continued to overshadow Fletcher's re-election bid in 2007. After turning back a challenge in the Republican primary by former Congresswoman Anne Northup, Fletcher lost the general election to Democrat Steve Beshear. After his term as governor, he returned to the medical field as founder and CEO of Alton Healthcare. He is married and has two grown children.
Jessica Fletcher
Cousins
Ed Fletcher
Fletcher married Mary C. Batchelder April 8, 1896 at Ayer, Massachusetts.
They had ten children: Catherine, Edward Jr.,
Congressman Charles K. Fletcher,
Lawrence, Willis, Stephen, Ferdinand, Mary Louise, Eugene, and Virginia.
Alex O'Loughlin
O'Loughlin's first child, a son, was born in 1997, to a girlfriend from whom he has since separated. He separated from his long-time girlfriend, Australian actress/singer Holly Valance, in February 2009. He and his then-girlfriend, Malia Jones have a son born in 2012. O'Loughlin and Jones married in Hawaii on 18 April 2014. They and their three sons (O'Loughlin's son, O'Loughlin and Jones' son, and Jones' son from a previous relationship) live in Hawaii where he films "Hawaii Five-0". He is the current ambassador for Donate Life America.
Alexander Fletcher (minister)
Alexander Fletcher (1787–1860), "the Children's Friend", was a Scottish kirk minister, and later an Independent (Congregationalist) divine in England. Author of numerous devotional works, and founder of the Finsbury Chapel in London, he was widely acknowledged as the pioneer of preaching to audiences of children and attracting large crowds of young people to nonconformist chapels through specially designed events and services as well as through Sunday schools.
Anthony Foxx
Foxx is married to Samara Ryder, also an attorney; they have a daughter Hillary and a son Zachary.
Jessica Fletcher
Other relatives
Alex Olanov
In November 2011, Alex resurfaces again in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, storming out of the office of plastic surgeon Dr. Fascinella complaining about a botched surgery on her face and encountered con artist Cutter Wentworth, who reveals himself to be the son she abandoned as a child, an act which caused Cutter's father William J. "Billy Joe" Wentworth Jr. to commit suicide and he and his sister (and Alex's daughter) Kimberly Andrews to be placed in foster care. Cutter is so furious upon seeing Alex that he strangles her until being stopped by his companion, an amnesiac who thinks she is Stacy Morasco who had plastic surgery to look like her sister (and Rex's assumed dead love) Gigi Morasco. Cutter and "Stacy" are in Brazil to find her plastic surgeon to reverse the surgery and are both followed by Rex and Cutter's former grifting partner and ex-girlfriend Christine Karr (a.k.a. Aubrey Wentworth, the real name of Cutter's sister which she used when scamming); when they arrive at the same office, and after Alex admits to knowing and disliking Rex, Cutter orders Alex to help him and "Stacy" escape without Rex's knowledge and become involved in Cutter's scheme to win her son's forgiveness. Cutter covers Alex's face with a bunch of bandages to fool Rex and Aubrey to believe that she was Gigi after she got her plastic surgery. Cutter wheels out Alex to the waiting room where Rex and Aubrey are there to find Cutter and Gigi's "imposter". Aubrey unties the bandages off Alex's face to reveal herself to Aubrey and Rex. Rex is surprised to see Alex again. Alex lies to him by saying that she teamed up with Cutter to pretend to be Gigi to get her share of the Buchanan fortune with Cutter but did not tell Rex and Aubrey that she was Cutter and Kim's mother. Rex believes Alex and Cutter's story (even though he later revealed to Aubrey that he did not really believed them at all). He tells them he did not want to be like them and already accepted Gigi's death. After Rex and Aubrey leave, Alex gives Cutter her business card, telling him to call her anytime he needs her help. Alex wishes Cutter and "Stacy" good luck before she leaves Rio to go back to her home in St. Blaze's Island.
Cliff Fletcher
Fletcher's son Chuck Fletcher served as the General Manager of the Minnesota Wild from 2009 to 2018 and was named General Manager of the Philadelphia Flyers on December 3, 2018. He previously served as Assistant General Manager of the Florida Panthers and Director of Hockey Operations of the Anaheim Ducks. He has a daughter Kristy who resides In Toronto and previously worked for MlLSE.
Alexander Fletcher (British politician)
He was born in Greenock in western Scotland. He was married to Christine Anne Buchanan (1926-2008).
Jennifer Hansen
Hansen is married to "Neighbours" actor Alan Fletcher (aka Dr Karl Kennedy) and they have two children, Veronica and Tom.
Alex Hyndman
She is married to ITV News Editor Geoff Hill, and became known professionally as Alexandra Hill. Prior to June 2010 she had used her maiden name and abbreviated her first name, going by Alex Hyndman - the name she reverted to in the summer of 2015. Alex gave birth to her first child, Olivia Catherine Hill on 8 February 2011, as confirmed by the baby girl's father, Geoff Hill. She gave birth to a baby boy in September 2012 called Alfie James.
Alex Baumann
Baumann is married to Tracey Taggart, an Australian swimmer he met during the Brisbane 1982 Commonwealth Games. They married on 30 April 1988, and have two children: Tabitha and Ashton Baumann.
Isaac Fletcher
Fletcher married Abigail Stone on February 4, 1812. They had one son, Charles B. Fletcher.
Alex James (musician)
Bournemouth University presented James with an Honorary Doctorate in November 2010. He also received an Honorary Doctorate of Arts from the University of Gloucestershire in November 2013.
James' father, Jason, was sales director of a company selling waste compactors and baling machines. James married Claire Neate, a music video producer, in April 2003 in Cheltenham. They have five children: three boys, Geronimo and twins Artemis and Galileo, and two daughters, Sable and Beatrix. The family live in Kingham in Oxfordshire on a 200-acre (0.81 km2) cheese farm, where James is considered a member of the Chipping Norton set.
Alex Rice
Alex is married to Matthew Deer, also of Kahnawake. Together they have two children, Bella and Julian. They reside in the family home on the reserve.
Alex Azar
Azar lives in Indianapolis with his wife and two children.
Alex Bunbury
With wife Kristi, he also has another son, Logan, an aspiring rapper, and one daughter, Kylie, an actress.
Guy Fletcher
Fletcher's eldest son Max is also a musician, currently living in Brighton.
Alex Horn
His groups have been classed by some as cults, although others believe he was attempting to promote the Fourth Way, which can involve a degree of intense confrontation on a personal level. Alex was married to Anne Burrage (later Anne Haas) in the 1960s during which time he was running Red Mountain Ranch, a part-time commune located on Sonoma Mountain in northern California. The order of events is unclear, but Anne left this group in 1969 around the time that Alex became involved with and eventually married Sharon Gans. Anne took many of the members from the ranch and started The Group, amid claims that Red Mountain Ranch had become violent and dangerous, and that Alex was becoming a cult figure. Alex and Sharon ran the Theatre of All Possibilities until 1978 when it received unfavorable press from the San Francisco Chronicle and San Francisco Progress in the wake of the Jim Jones tragedy in November 1978. Alex and Sharon both left San Francisco in 1978 and reportedly continued to run various groups in New York and Boston.
Alex Horn had five children with Anne Burrage, Maurice, Elaine, Matthew, Mary Ellen and Benjamin. He died on September 30, 2007. He was married to Sharon Gans who also operated the NYC group with him.
Tex Fletcher
At the end of the war, he married Ada Mae Henkel B Sept. 27, 1924 – D September 9, 2003) of Yonkers, NY and started family - 5 children: Robert (1947-1999), Jayne, Kathy, George, and Michael. Returned to radio, nightclubs (prominent MC and entertainer at the Village Barn, Manhattan) and television (ABC, NBC, WOR). Last album, "Holiday Hootenanny" released 1964 on his own Dakota imprint.
Alex Pires
Pires is married to Diane Cooley, a lawyer, and has two children.
Adrian &quot;Fletch&quot; Fletcher
Gemma-Leah Devereux joined the cast as "self-assured" student nurse Aoife O'Reilly in January 2013. Fletch is assigned to be Aoife's mentor and she soon develops romantic feelings for him. Fletch does not realise this so Tess tries to warn him, but he brushes off her concerns and insists that he is "a father figure" to Aoife. Tess does not approve of Fletch's behaviour around Aoife, who she deems "an impressionable nurse". Fletch realises the truth when Aoife leaves him a Valentine card and after speaking to Aoife about her actions, Fletch is forced to "endure a tense shift with an embarrassed Aoife and watchful Tess." When Tess discovers that Fletch has spoken to Aoife, she agrees to go for a drink with him and at the end of the night, Fletch and Tess kiss. A "What's on TV" journalist wondered whether this would spark the start of an affair for the characters.
After Tess becomes involved in a stabbing incident, she is followed home and physically threatened. Fletch predicts what may happen and goes to Tess' home, where he finds her "scared and emotional". Walkinshaw explained that at that point, Fletch and Tess realise that they have "strong feelings for each other". Fletch and Tess then have sex. Walkinshaw pointed out that it has taken the couple some time to reach this point. As part of the storyline, Fletch's home life is explored. Walkinshaw felt that this was vital for the story as it gives the audience "a clearer picture". He explained that Fletch adores his children and does not want to lose that relationship, but his relationship with Natalie is changing. Tess later discovers that she is pregnant with Fletch's child and tries to tell him before goes on holiday with his family. As she prepares to tell him in her office, Natalie arrives with his children so Tess does not get a chance to speak with him. Walkinshaw stated that the story has several "interesting twists and turns". He added that he was enjoying the story because it pairs two characters that are not expected to be paired.
Darren Fletcher
He is the father of twin boys, Jack and Tyler (born 2007) with his wife, Hayley Grice. The couple married in early June 2010.
Lola Pearce
When Lola gets a new social worker, Trish Barnes (Tessa Churchard), she becomes increasingly agitated after Trish criticises her care of Lexi. She later bumps into Alexa and pretends to live a party lifestyle. Alexa and her gang spend time with Lola but when Alexa picks on Abi, Lola defends her and rejects her old friend. Lola later reveals she has a baby, named Lexi after Alexa, shocking her. Lola celebrates her tag being removed but is threatened by Alexa and her gang, who attack Abi and threaten Lexi, resulting in Lola punching Alexa. The police are informed and Lola is arrested while Trish takes Lexi into care. Lola begs Trish not to and asks Phil for help, telling him that he is Lexi's grandfather. Lexi is taken regardless and Trish tells her that Lexi could be away for up to eight weeks. Lola gets angry so Trish tells her she could lose Lexi for good if she does not control her temper. Phil tells Lola that he will get her back where she belongs. Lola is happy until she discovers that Phil wants custody but she eventually agrees to Phil's plan. Phil comes up with a plan for Lola to marry Ben and conspires with Billy, who is against the idea. Lola refuses to marry Ben and Phil plans to tell Ben the truth about Lexi, against Lola's wishes. Phil does not tell Ben but agrees to help Lola so asks Sharon Rickman (Letitia Dean) to pretend to be his partner to help get Lexi. She refuses initially but agrees until she finds out that Lola does not know about the plan, angering Lola until Phil explains his reasons to her. Alexa drops the assault charge but Lola is devastated to learn that she will not get Lexi back. Lola worries that Phil's plan will fail after he tells Social Services that he and Sharon are no longer engaged, but Phil does become Lexi's kinship foster carer. Lola is devastated to learn that she will still only have three access visits a week, and Phil starts being controlling, calling Lexi "his" baby and not allowing Lola to provide for her. Phil also tells Lola who she can be friends with, disapproving of her friendship with Dexter Hartman (Khali Best). Phil decides to take Lexi on holiday so Lola seeks legal advice but agrees that Lexi can go. Lola makes a request in court to increase her access visits with Lexi, and Trish states that Lola has made good progress but Phil's lawyer tells the court that Lola is often late, brings age-inappropriate toys and is unable to handle Lexi's tears. The judge rules that Lexi will stay with Phil as kinship foster carer. Billy goes to speak to Phil, while Lola listens and hears Phil say that he will never give Lexi back voluntarily so Lola snatches Lexi and leaves. Phil, Billy and Sharon spend the rest of the day looking for her, eventually finding her at a playground. Lola goes home and Phil asks her to meet him later at his house. Trish is there and asks them if their relationship has broken down but Phil tells her that he is responsible for recent events and agrees to work with Lola to make the transition for Lexi to return to living with Lola as easy as possible. When Trish leaves, Phil allows Lola to look after Lexi, and starts giving her increased access. Phil is impressed when Lola acts calmly when Lexi is taken ill with suspected meningitis, though she is fine.
Home and Away
When "Home and Away" began in 1988, it initially focused on the Fletcher family – Tom (Roger Oakley) and his wife Pippa (Vanessa Downing), and their five foster children, Frank Morgan (Alex Papps), Carly Morris (Sharyn Hodgson), Steven Matheson (Adam Willits), Lynn Davenport (Helena Bozich), and Sally Fletcher (Kate Ritchie) – who relocated from the city to live in the seaside town of Summer Bay. At the end of the first episode, Tom and Pippa take in their sixth foster child Bobby Simpson (Nicolle Dickson). The Fletchers bought the Summer Bay Caravan Park and moved into the Summer Bay House. They quickly built strong friendships with the locals, Ailsa Stewart (Judy Nunn), Alf Stewart (Ray Meagher), Donald Fisher (Norman Coburn), and Neville (Frank Lloyd) and Floss McPhee (Sheila Kennelly).
Adrian &quot;Fletch&quot; Fletcher
Adrian "Fletch" Fletcher is a fictional character from the BBC medical dramas "Casualty" and "Holby City", portrayed by Alex Walkinshaw. He first appears in "Casualty" series 26 episode "Zero Sum Game", first broadcast on 7 July 2012. Fletch is originally a staff nurse in Holby City Hospital's emergency department (ED). The character is portrayed as fun, likeable, charming and a Jack the lad; he considers his family very important. Fletch's backstory states that he was a mechanic, before retraining as a nurse after the Great Recession. Researchers consulted with the Royal College of Nursing, who said the scenario was realistic. Fletch's most prominent storyline in "Casualty" sees him begin a "slow-burning" affair with senior nurse Tess Bateman (Suzanne Packer). The characters' relationship was explored further in a special episode, "Mistletoe and Rum". Writers focused on Fletch's marriage to Natalie Fletcher (Claire Cage) as it began to dissolve and she isolates him from his children. They reconcile when Natalie gives birth. Other stories while appearing in "Casualty" include taking the blame for Tess' medical error, being promoted to senior staff nurse and a gambling addiction.
London Fletcher
On December 18, 2013, Fletcher announced that he was "99 percent" sure that he was going to retire from professional football after the 2013 season. Fletcher finished his career having played in 256 consecutive games and starting 215 consecutive games, which is the NFL all-time record of consecutive starts at the linebacker position.Fletcher and his wife Charne have three children, two daughters, Paige and Brooke, and a son, Cortland Steele.
Alex Wiegand
Alex is the illegitimate son of Max Orbis, owner of a big empire. He hasn't spoken to his father in years, when Alex comes to Düsseldorf and begins to work for construction builder Arno Brandner. His new boss is impressed by Alex' work. Only Arno's daughter Susanne can't stand the new employee, who he has to share an office with. Alex begins an affair with the influential Clarissa von Anstetten. But the passion soon gets lost and Alex moves on with Clarissa's daughter Julia. The relationship doesn't last long either, after Julia can't get over the feelings she has for her brother Jan and Alex wants to move to quickly. When Susanne's boyfriend Oliver Kopp gets arrested for manslaughter, Susanne finds comfort in Alex. Her mother Iris hopes that Susanne can get over Oliver and that her future might be with Alex. Iris tries to hide Oliver's letters from prison, while Alex and Susanne get closer. When Susanne finds out about her mother's doing, she deals with a guilty conscience and decides to marry Oliver in prison. Alex then finds out that his father is seriously ill and wants him to be his successor. Even though Alex has no interest in his inheritance, he promises his father to take care of the company. Max leaves Düsseldorf happy to take a last vacation from which he never returns. When Alex gets news from his father's death, he shows an odd behavior. Clarissa begins to take care of Alex and takes interest in him again, but is only after the company Max left for his son. She tries to manipulate him and makes him believe that his father's girlfriend Fiona Beckmann is responsible for Max' death. Alex gets more and more paranoid and is convinced that Fiona, Susanne and Sophie Levinsky want to harm him. He takes Sophie hostage and the situation gets out of control. Only a doctor can convince Alex that he has serious problems, suffering from a persecution complex, and Alex gets committed to a mental hospital.
Alex Lester
In December 2010 Lester announced his engagement to his longtime partner Kerry, who is also known as "The Dark Lady". They married on 3 December 2011. Edwina Hayes, a singer-songwriter whose music had been featured on Lester's show, performed at the ceremony. Alex is a stepfather to Kerry's two adult children, Jamie and Ella, from a previous relationship.
Nathan Fletcher
Fletcher is an Ironman Triathlete, marathon runner, alpine mountaineer, and mountain biker. In 2003, he married Mindy Tucker, who had served as campaign manager and deputy chief of staff for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. The couple has two adopted children. They separated on December 1, 2014, and filed for divorce in January 2015. In an NBC story they issued a joint statement, "We have made the best decision for our family. It is an amicable divorce and we remain good friends. Our first priority is our children and we hope that everyone will respect our privacy as we make this transition." In September 2015, Fletcher began dating Lorena Gonzalez, who currently serves in the California State Assembly representing California's 80th District. They were married January 1, 2017.
Alex Bleeker
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Tess Bateman
Tess develops a close relationship with nurse, Adrian Fletcher (Alex Walkinshaw), which later develops into an affair. Fletch goes on holiday with his family for two weeks and while he is away, Tess discovers she is pregnant with his baby. She doesn't inform anyone of this but confides in Zoe Hanna (Sunetra Sarker) after deciding to have the baby aborted. When he returns from his trip away, Fletch's wife, Natalie (Claire Cage) starts to worry that Fletch is having an affair and he denies her worries. Tess then ends the affair with Fletch after finding out that Natalie is beginning to worry but they stay friends. Fletch later comes clean to Natalie that he has had an affair but he does not reveal who with. Tess becomes worried when Fletch is involved in an accident and feels guilty when Natalie confides in Tess about Fletch's affair. She feels a further guilt when Natalie wants Tess' help when delivering their baby boy. Tess is injured in a train crash and nearly dies, but Fletch saves her. Natalie then realises that Fletch had an affair with Tess, not an agency nurse and ends her marriage with him. Fletch leaves Holby ED after an emotional farewell with Tess.
Joseph M. Fletcher
Joseph Fletcher and his wife Rhoda had three children. Lizzie was born in October, 1862, Alice was born in June, 1865, and William was born in 1868. Perhaps representative of the times, but nevertheless hurtful to the Fletchers, William died at the age of nine months, in October, 1868. One month later, on November 5, 1868, Rhoda Fletcher died. The brief obituary in the newspaper noted that Rhoda was 31 and died of "disease of the brain". Joseph was so grief-stricken that he sold his house and lots, fully furnished, to St. Luke's as a parsonage, at a low price for the time, just one month later. Alice was to die a few years later, although the date is not known.
Sean Fletcher
Fletcher speaks fluent Welsh, and is married to Welsh television producer and director Luned Tonderai. The couple have two children; Lili and Reuben.
Alex Winter
Winter was married to Sonya Dawson, with whom he had a son, born in 1998. At some point, he and Sonya divorced. In 2010, he married Ramsey Ann Naito. They have two children.
Alexx Woods
She has two children, a son Bryan and a daughter Jamie. She's also married, her husband's name is Henry.
Louise Fletcher
Fletcher married literary agent and producer Jerry Bick in 1960, divorcing in 1977. The couple had two sons, John Dashiell Bick and Andrew Wilson Bick. Fletcher took an 11-year hiatus from acting to raise her sons. Fletcher received an honorary degree from Gallaudet University in 1982.
Alex Miller (politician)
Miller currently lives in the Israeli settlement of Ariel and is married with one child.