James Morrison's wife Gill was hunting for new home just days before death

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James Morrison‘s partner Gill Catchpole.The news of Catchpole’s death was reported last Friday (January 5), when it was confirmed that emergency services were called when she was found by her husband at their home in Gloucestershire.The pair have two children together – 15-year-old Elsie and Ada, five.A source told The Mirror at the time: “Gill was found dead on Friday at the family’s home in Whitminster. James is devastated and is being supported by his family.

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James Morrison‘s wife of nearly 20 years was found dead over the weekend. And the more we see of this story, the sadder it gets… According to reports, Gill Catchpole

Singer James Morrison’s wife Gill Catchpole tragically died after taking her own life, a coroner has been told today.The 45 year old mother of two was found dead at her home in School Lane, Whitminster, last Friday morning, Gloucestershire Coroner Roland Wooderson was told.The news emerged as a formal inquest into Gillian’s death was launched on Tuesday 9 January, but has since been adjourned to a later date after a pathologist gave a provisional cause of death hinting at suicide. Samples have now been taken from Gill’s body to conduct a toxicological analysis to further determine any contributing factors which may have led to her death.

A friend of James Morrison's late wife Gill Catchpole has penned an emotional tribute, four days after Gill was tragically found dead at the family home, and before her cause of death was confirmed. Coroner Mr Wooderson formally opened an inquest and adjourned it to a date to be fixed after hearing that a pathologist had provisionally given the cause of death.

James Morrison has been left devasted at the loss of his wife Gill Catchpole, after she was found dead at the family home on Friday, January 5. The singer, 39, is reportedly "holding it together" for his two daughters, whom he had shared with Gill, following the tragic loss. James is yet to comment on the heartbreaking news but has postponed all of his upcoming work commitments as he spends time with his family.

James Morrison's partner, Gill Catchpole, was reportedly searching for a new home just days before her tragic passing at the age of 45.The couple, who share two daughters, Elsie and Ada, have been together for around twenty years. Confirming Gill's death, a family friend told The Sun: "Gill was found dead on Friday at the family’s home in Whitminster. "James is devastated and is being supported by his family.

The Mirror are reporting that Catchpole was found on Friday, January 5 and that there are no suspicious circumstances around her death.The pair have two children together – 15-year-old Elsie and Ada, five.A source told The Mirror: “Gill was found dead on Friday at the family’s home in Whitminster. James is devastated and is being supported by his family.

James Morrison has been left 'devastated' after his partner of 22 years, Gill Catchpole, died aged 45. According to reports, Gill was found dead at the home she shared with James, 39, and their two daughters on Friday, January 5.There are said to be no suspicious circumstances surrounding the tragedy. You Give Me Something singer James had been with Gill since he was just 17 years old, after she moved into his mother's home as a lodger.

James Morrison's wife, Gill Catchpole, has passed away at the age of 45.

James Morrison heartbreakingly revealed that he found the love of his life in Gill Catchpole.The singer, known for melodies like 'You Give Me Something', confessed he had "never felt in love" until he met Gill, 45, who was found dead at their family home on Friday.The couple started their love story twenty years ago and have since become proud parents to two beautiful children, Elsie, who was born in 2008, and Ada Rose in 2018. Reminiscing old memories on a chat show - the White Wine Question Time - James gave us an insight into their fairytale love story that unfolded when Gill moved into James's mum's house as a lodger. "It wasn't the easiest start, but I just still see it as a really romantic thing.