Lulu has claimed that her late ex-husband, Bee Gees star Maurice Gibb, may have fathered a secret son during their marriage. The singer made the revelation on Louis Theroux’s podcast, saying she had recently seen evidence suggesting Gibb had a child from a one-night stand while they were still together.
However, Nick Endacott-Gibb, 57, who says he is Gibb’s biological son, has contradicted Lulu’s timeline. He told the Mirror that he was conceived in August 1967 and born in April 1968, two years before Lulu and Maurice married in 1969. Nick questioned whether Lulu was even with Gibb at the time of his conception, adding: ‘It was the summer of love, after all!’
Nick was adopted at 18 months old and spent years searching for his biological parents. In 2019, he publicly claimed to be Gibb’s son after a DNA test matched with Gibb’s son Adam. He said some family members still dispute the findings. Lulu, meanwhile, said she had not focused on when the child was conceived and felt no need to investigate further.
Gibb, who died in 2003, had two children with his second wife Yvonne Spenceley. On the podcast, Lulu also discussed her brief fling with David Bowie after her divorce and a 2002 stage reunion with Gibb, which she said ‘closed the circle’.
