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, and she is a member of the McCartney family. Sadly, her parents split while she was a child, and her mother married Paul McCartney in 1969, when she was six years old, so establishing Paul as her legal father in the process. Paul is usually referred to as her father, owing to the fact that her maternal father made an indelible impression on her. Heather has always had a strong interest in the arts. She studied pottery and architecture in an art college, where she received her bachelor’s degree. As an adult, she traveled to Arizona to live with her biological father, though she later returned to England to pursue a career as a potter in the United Kingdom.
Heather McCartney
Kyoko Chan Cox
Parents: Yoko Ono and Anthony Cox (adopted by John Lennon)
Born: August 8, 1963
Upon the marriage of John and Yoko in 1969, he assumed the role of stepfather to Yoko’s daughter from her previous marriage to American director and art promoter Anthony Cox. As they were beginning their marriage, Yoko Ono and her ex-husband battled over who would have custody of their daughter. As a result of his ordeal, John penned the song “Don’t Worry Kyoko (Mummy’s Just Looking for Her Hand in the Snow)” for his daughter. The song was written by the Plastic Ono Band, which included John Lennon, Ringo Starr, and Eric Clapton. Kyoko was eight years old when Cox kidnapped her and reared her as Ruth Holman, a pseudonym. However, he belonged to The Living Word Fellowship, a religious cult, in spite of his criminal record. After leaving the cult with her father in the 1970s, Kyoko did not see her mother until the 1990s, when she reconnected with her. It is unknown what Kyoko’s background is like, although she is said to be a teacher who is also married and the mother of two children.
Kyoko Chan Cox
