Heather McCartney
Parents: Linda McCartney and Joseph Melville See (adopted by Paul McCartney)
Born: December 31, 1962
Heather McCartney is the daughter of Linda McCartney and Joseph Melville See. But, because her parents divorced when she was a child, and her mother married Paul McCartney when she was six years old in 1969, Paul adopted her formally. The fact that her maternal father had a lasting impact on her always considers Paul to be her father. Heather has always had a passion for art. She attended an art college and majored in pottery and architecture. She traveled to Arizona later in life to reside with her biological father but finally returned to England to work as a potter.
Heather McCartney
Kyoko Chan Cox
Parents: (Adopted by John Lennon); Yoko Ono and Anthony Cox
Born: August 8, 1963
When John and Yoko married in 1969, he became the stepfather of Yoko’s daughter from her previous marriage to American filmmaker and art promoter Anthony Cox. Yoko Ono and her ex-husband were engaged in a custody dispute over their daughter during the early years of their marriage. John wrote the song “Don’t Worry Kyoko (Mummy’s Just Looking for Her Hand in the Snow)” due to his ordeal. The Plastic Ono Band, which included John, Ringo, and Eric Clapton, was credited with the song. Cox abducted Kyoko when she was eight years old and raised her as Ruth Holman. However, he was a member of The Living Word Fellowship, a religious cult. Kyoko and her father fled the cult in the 1970s, but she didn’t see her mother again until the 1990s. Kyoko’s background is unknown, but she is reported to be a teacher who is married with two children.
Kyoko Chan Cox
