Harry Potter’s Jessie Cave Gives Update on Newborn Son’s Health After COVID Diagnosis

Harry Potter may be coming back for more. A TV series is reportedly in the works at streaming service HBO Max.

Your favourite childhood movie Harry Potter will soon be coming to TV! According to recent reports via The Hollywood Reporter, a live-action TV series of the iconic books and film franchise is in early development at HBO Max! A source recently spoke to THR and revealed that the idea has been “engaged in multiple conversations with potential writers exploring various ideas.” According to this statement, “broad ideas have been discussed,” for the series.  Even though the source came out and

TV series, based on the novel series by author J. K.

Neville Longbottom captured the hearts of many as the quirky, shy, underdog friend of Harry Potter in the widely popular franchise, but now Matthew Lewis, the actor who brought the character to life, reveals he can’t even watch the films!

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Jessie Cave has been seen with her three-month-old son for the first time since he was released from hospital after fighting coronavirus.The Harry Potter star shared a clip on Instagram of her holding Abraham in a sling as she told fans she was taking him to the doctors. Jessie, who played Lavender Brown in the Harry Potter, said: "We're out the house.

Jessie Cave has revealed her boyfriend Alfie Brown has coronavirus after they rushed their three month old son Tenn to hospital with the bug.The Harry Potter actress, who is famed for playing Ron Weasley's love interest in the film series, took her little boy into A&E after noticing a change in his behaviour. Luckily, he is now feeling "much better" and is recovering from the symptoms from the comfort of their home.

Sharing her story. Jessie Cave called the coronavirus “absolutely the most contagious thing” after it spread through her family.

Jessie Cave has issued a stark warning to fans, urging them to go straight to A&E if they notice anything different about their children after her newborn baby Abraham tested positive for coronavirus.The 33 year old, who also shares Donnie, six, and four year old Margot with comedian Alfie Brown, opened up on how her three month old is coping while speaking on ITV's Lorraine show on Tuesday 12 January.The Harry Potter star, who is most well known for playing Ron's love-interest Lavender Brown in

Jessie Cave has revealed that her baby boy is finally home.

Harry Potter star Jessie Cave has confirmed her newborn son is safely back at home after testing positive for coronavirus. The  actress, best known for playing Lavender Brown in the blockbuster film adaptations, and partner Alfie Brown welcomed baby Tenn in October after a “traumatic” delivery that left him in the neonatal unit.

A post shared by JeSsIe CaVE (@jessiecave)_____As England announced a new strict lockdown, British actress Jessie Cave was in the hospital with her 3-month-old son, Tenn. The 33-year-old actress, who played Lavender Brown in the film franchise, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a photo of her baby boy in a tiny hospital bed. «I watched the news about lockdown from an isolated room in hospital.

Jessie Cave has revealed her baby son is back home after a harrowing Covid hospital dash.The actress, famed for her role as Lavender Brown in Harry Potter, shared a worrying update on Instagram earlier this week. Jessie revealed on Monday that the three month old has the virus and she wasn't sure how long he would have to stay away.

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This is so scary!