Who is Jessie Ware’s husband Sam Burrows and do they have children?
He's the musician's childhood sweetheart and inspired a song on her album Glasshouse
SAM Burrows is the husband of London singer-songwriter Jessie Ware.
Here's everything you need to know about the musician's other half, with whom she has just welcomed another baby...
Who is Jessie Ware's husband Sam Burrows?
Sam Burrows is the husband of singer-songwriter Jessie Ware.
He met the musician when they were still at school.
The couple married in August 2014 on the Greek island of Skopelos where they'd previously got engaged.
In an interview with in 2017 Jessie Ware spoke about her relationship with Sam.
She said: "Sam and I have been together since we were 18, we know everything about each other. There’s something so beautiful about that.
"But there’s also this need for desire and longing, something that upsets the … coasting.”
Do Sam Burrows and Jessie Ware have any children?
The couple have three children together.
Their first daughter was born in 2016 and they had a son (born June 2019).
Most recently they have welcomed a baby boy in July 2021.
She shared a touching message thanking Sam for his support: ";Our beautiful baby boy arrived safely at home on Thursday evening!
"Biggest thanks to the Lewisham Poppie Homebirth team, Sue, Flo & Lynn, lovely Mary from the labour ward at Lewisham Hospital, Aimee, Anna.
"Dear Gowri @gentlebirthmethod and of course my @samburrowspt for the 5am sideways walks up a hill, the slow dances, the hardcore back rubs and the constant encouragement and confidence you had in me."
What are the lyrics to Jessie Ware's song Sam?
Jessie's song Sam from her 2017 album Glasshouse is a touching tribute to her husband...
(Verse 1)
Sat inside a railway station
Drinking a cup of coffee on my own
Listening to the strangest conversation
About children and holidays and Rome
Last night I sat inside a bar room
And I was thinking 'bout my childhood home
I think I need to talk to mama
'Cause I'm about to have a child all of my own
(Chorus)
And I hope I'm as brave as my mother
Wondering what kind of mother will I be?
I hope she knows that I found a man far from my father
Sam, my baby, and me
(Verse 2)
I've been thinking about my husband
From seventeen, the only love I've known
And I could place no one above him
So beautiful and so naive alone